It may be too heavy, I was already pushing it with the hero3+ which is already quite a bit lighter than the 4 and 5, insta360 go2 or 3 would definitely allow you to capture HD footage while maintaining a decent flight time

In your case since you are so far integrated into DJI, you have an advantage with the goggles which allows you to get into digital FPV much smoother. The Novice 4 kit is still a great analog FPV kit even now so I guess it us up to your preference.

You have to select the setting you want, then HOLD cancel and it should emit a high pitch beep to indicate it saved

It does not have to be done but I upgraded it so I had the latest selection of protocols and support with my radios version of OpenTX

Yeah, the headphones turn off automatically after about 30s - 1m. The timeout is changeable in the settings too

There are 4 aux switches and 2 dials. 1 of them is a 3-position switch and the other 3 are 2-position

Yeah haha you get used to it eventually. To save things you hold the cancel button and it will always chime in like a high pitch when it saves, and if you tap the cancel button to cancel, a lower pitch is played to signify you just backed out. :D

@@Adam_Carbone I hadn't realized the beeps meant that, thanks.

No problem! Hope it helped!

Yeah you have to put a micro SD card into the transmitter with OpenTX on it for your specific transmitter and in the OpenTX configuration software make sure multi-protocol is selected and then if the firmware is updated on the module it should work as long as you have the module turned on in your model settings on your transmitter

Your range depends on a lot of factors like where you are flying and what other signal may be interfering. In an ideal world it could probably go miles but in a place populated with WiFi and radio signal it could be anywhere from 300-500 meters, just depends

No problem! So by default the radio has only 6 channels per model but for the i6x (not the regular i6), you can change it to use 10 channels. If you have a receiver that has more than 3 or 4 channels for an airplane, you can go into the setup settings and set the switches to the channels on the receiver (and you can use the labels under the knobs or switches to figure out what channel to set it to). For example, you could plug in lights to channel 5 on your receiver, then go into your transmitter and set channel 5 to be controlled by switch SWA or SWB and then that corresponding switch will toggle them. Hope that helps let me know if you have any other questions!

@@Adam_Carbone I have got the flysky i6x and has 10 channel already. The ports to the receiver have already covered. I have 6 channel receiver.

The speaker should turn in when you turn the volume dial and then from there you can increase the volume or power it back to the off position, let me know if that helps 😁

Yeah I was using a cheap GEPRC radio just because it was the only spare receiver I had at the time (fhss), now all of my models are on my radio master tx12 which doesn’t beep like that and is rechargeable haha

Yeah that should work as long as it is a Flysky receiver. Usually the gyro on receivers like that is completely independent from the actual channel control on the radio, so it might auto-stabilize based on what servos/control surfaces you plug into those channels but other than that it acts like a regular receiver from the controller/radio. Hope that helps!

From my experience it gets around 500m at least of orange even with a little interference, great for park flying for both drones or Rc planes especially for people wanting to try out the hobby, but if you already have experience then something else might be worth checking out

@@Adam_Carbone thanks

Yeah no problem! Thanks for the kind comment! That was my intent with making this video originally! I figured that since I had learned how to use the controller with no easy-to-follow or structured tutorials, that I would combine what I know to create a comprehensive guide as something that buyers can watch or people who just need to look quickly at certain features or built-in menus, etc. Glad it was of help and awesome to hear that you got a transmitter!

It is very small, probably only a 1/10 of a second I would guess, basically responds instantly

Yeah it does have a failsafe menu 4:09

It cannot as those are usually some sort of Spektrum DSM protocol or Frsky like D8 or D16 protocol. This is Flysky AFHDS 2A protocol, you could always put a flysky receiver in those types of models though

@AdamRCarbone thanks I'm using this with FMS I just put a flysky reciever...I will never buy Spekjunk again

Did you modify or swap your throttle stick to be self centering, that would be the first thing you would want to do to ensure that it doesn't move when you aren't touching the stick :D

No it is a Flysky specific radio so it only supports protocols like AFHDS and AFHDS2A but if you are interested I could make a couple of recommendations 😁

@@Adam_Carbone please

@@Theguyinthe So it all depends on the size of radio you want but the TX16s is a pretty great value, great features and has a 4in1 module built-in if you get that version. There is also the Radiomaster Zorro which is a smaller game-controller style radio and also has a 4in1 option and is about 70% of the cost. If you want something in between, there is the radiomaster boxer which has a 4in1 and is smaller than a tx16s but larger than the zorro in the sense that it is boxy so those are all great options depending on your needs. If you wanted to go even cheaper, there is the Junper t-lite (has to be v1) that you can get with a 4in1 and is also a game-controller style. I personally have a radiomaster tx12 which is like a smaller tx16s but instead of a 4in1 multi protocol module, it just has a single multiprotocol chip so it can only do things like frsky and futaba, so I ended up getting an external 4in1 multiprotocol module for it so that I can plug it in and basically use any protocol available. Hopefully that makes sense, let me know if you have any questions!

@@Adam_Carbone ok I thank you very much!!

​@@Theguyinthe No problem! Glad to help!

Thanks for watching, I appreciate it! Awesome to hear that you finished your build, I agree definitely many ways to go about the build haha! Yeah I was sort of just trying to make it fly with what I had so the 8” slow fly prop worked well, I ended up breaking the set of two that I had on some branches 😂. Super fun plane though, best of luck with the rest of your build/setup, definitely let me know how everything goes!

@@Adam_Carbone Did my maiden flight last Tuesday and it did really well! Used an 850mah 3S pack with a 7x3.5 prop. This thing can go slow!!

Hi! If you’d like I could sell you a few one on Facebook marketplace or eBay so that you have some 😁 just let me know and I would be happy to help

@@Adam_Carbone That would be great, thanks. Just let me know how to find you.

@@QueenCityVintage Yeah no problem! I will setup a page for it and send you a link here shortly :D Do you have a preference for Ebay or Facebook Marketplace, I can do either easily (and also do you want me to make it a bundle sort of thing, I can just put a few in one package both top and bottom screw mounts)

@@Adam_Carbone I mostly use ebay, that would probably be easiest.

​@@QueenCityVintage Hey thanks for waiting! I just set up the page for the mounts: www.ebay.com/itm/314310539308 Feel free to pick any color and I am going to put 2 or 3 mounts of both versions into your package regardless of the qty on the page just because I set up the page more for if other people want to get the mounts who may not have watched my channel if that makes sense just as a way to say thanks and because you initiated the selling page anyways haha

So the little Camera unit on top of this car is also a transmitter so it sends out radio signal at 5.8Ghz frequency and so for most people, they get FPV goggles for something like this which receive those signals and then convert them to video so that you have a seamless wireless video with little to no latency. If you actually take a look at my channel they released a newer Q25 version of this car (I got mine in the color green) and if you get the "ready to run" kit, it actually comes with goggles in the box. Hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions, glad to help! Happy New Years too! 😁🥳

@@Adam_Carbone thanks! Happy new year to you too! Which would you reccomend overall: q33, or the other one, 925?

@@seabasster I think the Q25 is more aesthetically pleasing with the light and stuff and they made some improvements from the Q33 (like better controller) but I actually would suggest you get FPV goggles separately and get the Q33. I think because of the go cart design of the Q33, it actually has more traction with the thicker wheels, allows you to go faster and straighter more consistently and is overall more controllable. That is my take on it, you might also be able to tell by looking at the driving footage in each video, I was probably taking it a little slower with the Q25. Both are great options but you could go either route 😁

@@Adam_Carbone thanks again!

@@Adam_Carbone but one more question. Is it worth the money and would you reccomend I spend money on it, and after your uses, how has I held up?

If you have a monitor that is receiving audio input from your device and it also has an AUX out port, you should be able to plug the speakers int that to get the output sound. Similarly, if your PS4 has an AUX port for headphones and or Bluetooth, you should be able to use either of those to connect to the speaker in its corresponding modes.

Doesn't have HDR but it does have UHD via display port 😁

@@Adam_Carbone games do look crispy nice in uhd

@@ryanvtec3885 yeah personally I have no problem gaming with this monitor, lots of Fortnite wins with it haha

Yeah it was really heavy haha but it technically works I guess it you fly gentle enough lol

Yeah so from the factory the quad comes configured so that you have to connect to a minimum of 6 satellites to arm (because that also enables GPS rescue since you are arming with satellites from a known point). You can disable it if you would prefer to just fly without GPS rescue upon take-off but that is more of a preference/comfort thing haha. Hope that helps!

@@Adam_Carbone And how do I disarm? Betaflight?

@@wendellluciano Yup I don't remember the exact setting name but it is hard to miss. Should be somewhere under the GPS tab, it will say something about requiring 6 satellites to arm and you can uncheck that (at your own risk of course). That is how I have been flying it because I don't get very many satellites oftentimes haha

@@Adam_Carbone Hi friend. my novice iv, only has two flight modes, Air, Air and Ang, where it should have Hor is Air too. Could you send me a print of your mode settings? Another thing, is it possible to fly with it using the barometer, to stabilize the altitude? thanks

@@wendellluciano I don't believe it can stabilize itself with the barometer in Betaflight, maybe something like inav, and regarding the horizon mode all you have to do is go to the mode tab, and look at the AUX the other modes are on, set horizon mode to that AUX and then put the switch position in the right range (first position, middle, or third position) if that makes sense 😁

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!