Wooo.. long time no visit this forum.
Yup i fly on LRS module for FPV. I assume you FPV too.

V911 is a great and durable 4ch fp heli, had a bunch of fun time. I don't recommend Align 100 because had lots of problem with quick worn out motor, failed tail rotor, jammed swash plate servo and gyro issues. I had 5x unit of Align 100 before switch to V911 years ago.

Here my video on V911:


This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jan 22 2015, 01:35 PM

If you wanted FPV with quality performance with less budget at hand which is far cheaper than Hubsan FPV X4 i suggest you try DIY home made a dependable FPV quad platform. Here is one of my home made FPV quad copter i build less than budget RM450 below (if you supply your own monitor). Its is an old ladybird V929 quad i bought from hobby shop and convert into serious hardcore fpv platform. Its only around 70gram full flying weight, long flying range, small palm size and ultra durable, can handle heavy wind too:

Here my build log you can follow for your own DIY stuff: http://www.supermotoxl.com/FPV/UAV-models-...enu-id-119.html





Videos:
Here my video enjoying my FPV flight on these mods FPV ladybird. Most cheapest home made FPV quad i made with HD on board live video feed.





So you guys can start building your own quality FPV flights now.
**oh btw don't forget to subscribe to my youtube channel, lots more cool flying stuff coming in.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jan 28 2015, 08:30 PM

Sharing my Walkera's models collection. Honestly speaking even after many years of flying and trying to put my trust on this company still Walkera fail to provide reliable flying machine. My Devo F7 is the only controller i use to play PC game, not worth use it to fly models.

Most radio for flying models are minimum at 6 channel with receiver combo.
Best bet buy this : FLYSKY TH9X radio
I use this radio for almost 5 years without problem. Its the best budget radio around RM250~280. You'll able to grow along with your skill without need upgrades.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jan 30 2015, 09:44 AM

Anyone tried this "Lishitoys L6052"? I bought for cheap usd35 since it looks ooler than my old V929 and arrived in good condition from china in 4 days. Stupidly easy to fly and bunch flipping aerobatics in windy condition. Tonnes of fun for cheap and good looking quad. I'll let you guys know soon what i think about it after playing more outdoors soon.
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_129098.html
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_141285.html
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters-parts/pp_141958.html
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters-parts/pp_141957.html


Photo in action:

Yes i get it from the links you mentioned:
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_129098.html
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_141285.html

Not bad, really good flying consider the fact its cheap and the shipping is really fast. I just took close photo shots of the quad details. The build quality is as good as it flies. I think i need to get another one for moddings. This quad looks good compare to ugly ones in the market. Controller also doesn't feel cheep.

I didn't use the USB charger supplied i used my special charger charged around 30 minutes and flight time between 7~9 minutes outdoor.

Photos:










This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 6 2015, 01:34 PM

My latest unboxing, test flight and review video on L6052 quadcopter:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erMaG5fOKBU


Here my blog on L6052, going to convert it into FPV soon:
http://www.supermotoxl.com/News-Reviews/Ne.../menu-id-4.html

Yup that's normal for left stick to do that, the left side is for throttle and yaw control while the right side is roll and pitch control (mode 2).

I'm not forcing anyone into Lishitoys L6052, most of my opinion, test, review and past experience flying bunch of quads tell me that L6052 suit best for those who like to fly often and bash a lot. L6052 seems to share common spare parts like other quad such as generic motors. The plastic takes huge beatings too. I also flown Hubsan and Syma but for the price, durability and good looks L6052 is way to go. Hubsan parts are expensive and not generic while SYMA have complicated controller, jerky flight controller and some gimmick. Just google around or youtube L6052 seems to be picking up popularity among casual flyer. I'm getting my second one soon for modification. The frame design and controller looks awesome. If you remove the top heavy shells the quad frame looks like pros!

Oh btw if you guys getting L6052 at gearbest.com you can use this coupon code, it will reduce price to $31.99 so save your pocket.
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Free coupon code for L6052 discount:

L6052RX
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Use it wisely
Btw i'll be updating my website content for L6052 mods soon.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 9 2015, 02:47 PM

I've got bunch of Syma junk, later i'll post photo of my collection. Don't worry i'll make more documentation how to make an FPV conversion soon. Right now busy flying..



Yup its normal. You'll need skillz to keep it hold in place. Bigger quadcopter require high tech GPS satelite to keep it holding outdoors.


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Here i'm sharing my FPV flight quadcopter on 4K super HD camera.

Photos:

The advantage of "MODE 2" is once you are proficient in flying you can easily do cool "3D" flight or unique aerobatic tricks on plane and heli because one can precisely control the movement "independently". For example in "Mode 2" The other left thumb concentrate where 'you are going' (throttle + yaw/rudder) while the other thumbs on the right concentrate on doing 360 degree stunts (aileron/rolls + elevator). I can fly anything with just right thumb control while the other left hand take a break holding cold mug of orange juice.

Here is 3d plane all of us on Mode 2:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2cYZpWrzVg



Another important note about mode 2 is its generically common because when you play flight simulator on PC game with joystick or real life plane/jet the control is 100% with right stick movement and throttle always on the left hand and yaw/rudder on your foot pedal. So you are actually controlling the same method as real one. Is if you wanna stick to real life and pro = MODE 2.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 10 2015, 01:42 PM

Yup, muscle memory problem. So for newbies choose your path because it will be permanently stuck forever. I have a friend of mine stuck in Mode 3 which is hard for me to train him neither other can help him to progress his flight. Mode 3 and Mode 4 is super rare.

The mode can be easily change mechanically inside TH9X, you can check lots of youtube video tutorial on how to change the modes. Last time i bought Mode 1 and after minutes i got my self changed to mode 2 using just screw driver.


TH9X have back removable radio module so good for future upgrade to long range FrSky, DSM Spektrum or other radio module choice of your choice for pro level upgrades. TH9X should cost around RM250 if you can find good local bargain. You can also upgrade to latest firmware with lots pf features. So this is perfect affordable radio that you can grow along. I have 3x TH9x fully active and great range. The receiver also very cheap for only RM35. You can also Bind to WL-Toys models like V911, V939, V929 and WL-Toys planes and boat.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 10 2015, 02:51 PM

Just get TH9x (Turnigy 9x@Flysky 9x) because its best affordable and also pro-level since it was build by open source hardware. This transmitter will last you another 5~8 years and able to add-on technology upgrades. This transmitter can "grow" as you progress higher by using software upgrades and community mods.

This radio have huge community base mods, I have flown with this radio for 12km with home upgrades. This radio support 4-9ch receiver from hobby king, Flysky, Turnigy and RICCS. RM250-300 is cheaper than RM1000/+ Futaba or Walkera. Btw i got 3x set of TH9x/TGY9x.

Check here:
https://code.google.com/p/th9x/
http://openrcforums.com/forum/index.php

My friend have a 9x that can talk with boards upgrade.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 10 2015, 03:03 PM

I can't find other quad i used to have since everything is inside the storage room but i had a Syma on the left corner junking on the wall for being useless.

Photos:






Here are bunch of my active 9X transmitter from first to second generation 9X series. Total of 6x unit.
3x TURNIGY/FLYSKY 9X (1st generation)
3x TURNIGY 9XR (2nd generration)
Internally both generation have same hardware inside just the cosmetic outlook is different and firmware is upgraded in 9XR.

9X series photo:


This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 10 2015, 10:41 PM

Hey i'm back...was busy flying and blogging another quad into my website.

Btw for L6052 i intend to use original controller not using 9X transmitter, just keep it simple and fun for future FPV setup because the original controller still reliable. If you intend to use Turnigy/Flysky 9X transmitter on bunch of bugs usually some manufacturer build special radio transmitter that you can hook to your 9X radio for immediate binding to non-standard toy quadcopter for example this one :
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/_..._Bot_Micro.html

I'm still gathering some FPV item to convert L6052, so far nano video transmitter just arrived, just waiting for camera.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Feb 13 2015, 04:11 PM

Hey i'm back, had great days traveling and adventure. Bring my FPV quad to take greats memorable shots during my holidays last week.

Photos:

I knew this thing will happen one day, it seems that the occurrence of people flying without common sense have been increasing lately since any multi-rotor drone can be flown without learning experience and now it can be bought in any hobby store or mall. Imagine if that Phantom 2 hit by "flyaway" error on GPS he'll be in panic mode.

Yes you can have FPV drone under RM450 you have two route:

1. DIY build: Which is you can select best parts combine that meets your budget still offer good quality FPV performance. Here is my FPV drone build blog under RM450 provided you used cheap car LCD for main display and original controller.
DIY building log: http://www.supermotoxl.com/FPV/UAV-models-...enu-id-119.html


2. Out of the box ready to fly....but bleaky performance.
You can buy it online here around RM340: http://www.banggood.com/SKY-Hawkeye-HM1315...6363706201312DW
or
This one around RM429:
http://www.banggood.com/JJRC-V686-5_8G-FPV...6363706201312DW

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Mar 16 2015, 04:30 PM