This is not meant for someone like you. They made it heavy for durability for beginner pilots who will crash a lot. I expect most pilots who are past the starter stage will go for one of the many other much lighter options out there.

It's not a lock nut but a standard nylon nut and you put the board between the carbon frame and the nut (use the nut to secure the board to the frame).

@AlbertKimTV on mine there is a metal nut directly under the top plate, it needed backed off to remove the screw. The screw goes through the top plate, through the metal lock nut, through the rubber bushing, then into the pressed nylon nut that's in the bottom part of the frame. So do I mount the night fire chip flush with the underside of the top plate, then run the screw through the hole in the chip, then through the nut, through the bushing, then into the nylon press nut?

Are you connecting it to the input side or the output side? You can power it from the input side with an XT60 lipo within the voltage range it can accept. You can read more in the online manual.

I like NanoTank.

Yeah, this is what I tell beginners all the time for the past 5 years or so.

If the plug is open source and in the end cheaper than BT2.0 it could break into the market.

@ The thing is, so is the A30 connector. And I don't think manufacturers are keen on switching plugs again after it took years to get away from PH2.0. I'm afraid Emax might be late to the party with this one.

betafpv is pretty good for that too!

Probably the C75 will slip a bit more because the wheels are smaller with less traction but it won't be that different depending on how smooth the surface is.

@@AlbertKimTV Thank you Albert I just ordered it :)

Sorry, not possible. You have to use the magnetic cable and battery. If you need the magnetic cable, you can get it by itself for $5.59 at this link (select the magnetic cable part to see the price). rb.gy/z03ogj

@@AlbertKimTV Thanks for your answer! I am pretty sure the magnetic cable is included, I am only missing the battery and charger. If I use a friend's battery for the firmware update at the beginning, can I use a LiPo for the screen afterwards?

I'm using the ORQA goggles with Rapidfire receiver. I made a video about it here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56xhmx8i8iCq5o

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I made a video answering this question... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYC0ZI14nr6HpbM

@@AlbertKimTVwow that was a quick reply! Thanks, I decided to go with the ikon25 max. Only things I was worried about was the camera housing isn’t metal and the frame is unibody. They fixed the latter in the max version though.

There is no battery inside it to charge it. The kit version includes the 65W power adapter. If you have a 65W USB-C power adapter already, that will work to power the iron.

Yes, perfectly safe and I've never had any issues over the long haul.

Thanks a lot!

You're welcome!

Some people want something that isn't too scary or noisy and won't attract a lot of attention from drone haters. Actually, there's a lot of people in that boat.

@AlbertKimTV I suppose, but even then I'd still choose my 2.3in freestyle quad for a park flyer. It's small, quite and can take a beating...I know, I know "that's what she said"

Glad you think so!

It was all the rave for whoops for awhile.

I wouldn't think so with the O3 on the bottom. It will hit the ground in a crash hard

If they put some landing feet on it. Newbies tend to land very hard which will eventually break the O3 on the bottom.

Great!

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Yes, I know. I already made an update video about this here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6uzdIx7p6aMhtk

Probably not enough power to carry a camera.

Well thanks for the information I will keep it in mind 👍