Do you have advice on where to buy all these part for cheap ?

honestly the best advice out there is!

Thank you will do

Yes definitely there will be a part showing how to add a RemoteID module. I'm working on it :-)

I also have this doubt

I wouldn't worry about it. Silicone insulated wires can take a beating before their insulation is compromised. Of course you would want to make sure you don't leave any sharp spikes on your solder pads to break the insulation.

You should watch the whole series ❤️

Low ESR capacitor, preferably near ESC is still very good idea to solder, it reduces electrical and RF noise and saves ESC from voltage spikes. Drone would work without it, but I Highly recommend adding it, it might save your ESC from burning

To be fair it depends wildly on the loctite. Loctite 620 for instance is rated up to 200C. But yes in general only about 150C is needed to break most Loctite down pretty easily, and some are even less than that. Regardless though, using the wrong stuff will make you have a bad day. Often it's enough to strip the screw head out if you're not expecting it, and the folks who might accidentally use the wrong Loctite probably don't know to heat the screw up with a soldering iron before trying to remove it.

I figured out, that soldering wire is absolutely important. I switched the soldering wire with the components of the Yihua soldering station and it worked. I threw the old one which I bought from Aliexpress. Never gonna use cheap stuff again.

​@@ermanpehlivan2335glad it worked our!

Keep watching the playlist. The capacitor is added in a later step.

I did. Keep watching.

@@JoshuaBardwell I probably skipped over it, sorry to bother you.

No bother. It's in a later video :-)

Ooh ok haha. Stupid me 😅

The cap will be added later.

they are called soldering Helping Hands

Finish the series then get back to me in that question. Or read the rest of the comments where thus question had been asked and answered. 😊😘

Yes. It will be installed ina later step.

thanks for the quick answer! @@JoshuaBardwell

The metal internal X can work as a replacement for the carbon fiber X in the older QAV-S frames if you keep the stock carbon wedges, but unfortunately the new wedge system won't quite work as it needs some slight cutouts in the top and bottom plate for the screw heads to clear and there is no additional retention of the bottom plate to the X plate which will impact the frame rigidity. Theoretically you could make it fit, but I think it would have a negative impact on performance without the center screw in the bottom plate holding everything together. There are probably ways to make it work, but it would require some "home engineering" :D

@@QuadMcFlyFlies thanks for the info man!

there is no good one ... Just get a eachine or so or cheap boxed goggles

Yes that's right.

No I don't think that's necessary or beneficial. If you want to waterproof use conformal coating or liquid electrical tape.

Because on the digital version theres no fpv system... if you would for examplen go for the o3 air unit from dji your gonna be up 200€

Ok. I am not crazy as I didn’t see it either. Previous version ran it to the front with excess motor wire.

Spoilers...He puts it on later. Keep watching. lol

@@xBarnabyJonesx okay good to know 👍

Please contact support@getfpv.com. This is a manufacturing issue that was supposed to be fixed before shipment.

@@JoshuaBardwell thanks again for your suggestion, they said they were are sending me a new plate right away. That didn't happen so I'm returning my kit now but I hope they get their stuff together in the future.

450 C but that's probably too hot for beginner. Suggest 425 or 400.

Thanks for all from Spain!!! We love your amazing vídeos!!! 😁😁

Elrs is only compatible with elrs, sorry

How did it go? Were you able to mount a gps?

Have I? I don't think that's true. I just did a big block of four or five frame reviews. Show me timestamps where I complained about the number of top plate screws?

We actually tried reducing that with the QAV-S standard edition on the first QAV-S two years ago, and the feedback was generally negative. The consensus from that was that most people don't care about 8 screws for the top plate and prefer strength and stability over convenience. Especially in keeping the weight low those factors come at a tradeoff. Also to be fair it's still two screws less than the JohnnyFPV QAV-S :D Also a side benefit of the stock camera mount is that you don't need to remove the GoPro or the GoPro mount since it doesn't use the same screws, makes pulling the top plate a lot easier.

I own wire strippers. They are in the drawer above my work bench. I never use them. I hate having to think about what size of wire I'm using, then line up the correct size stripping hole, then strip. And diagonal cutters are better for cutitng wire short, and work fine for stripping. This is how I do it. This is how I have done it basically my whole life. It has never caused a problem for me. I stand by this method.

That’s great for you, however a bad practice to pass down to the beginner was the point I was trying to make. 🤷‍♂️

Wouldn't it be hypocritical to teach people one way and then secretly do it a different way in private? Honestly, I don't think diagonal cutters are as big a deal as some people make them out to be.

@@JoshuaBardwell 👍