As cheap as possible - that's all I can say about this copter. Despite this, it flies surprisingly well.
Batteries are perfect, I have a pair of AHTECH Infinity 4S 14.8V 1300mAh 85C and one more 1500mAh same brand.
VTX is EWRF e7086TM3 and it does the job but has some flaws: I can't set output power through SmartAudio, but channel switch works good.
I do not recommend you to use this motors (RCX SE2205) as they are rather weak.
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its not that cheap, those motors and props suck tho, why biblade? everything else is pretty normal spec imo
props was only $0.01, so they're really cheap. for the very first quad it's okay.
but why motors sucks? this http://www.myrcmart.com/images/upload/RCX07-450-RCX-SE2205-2400KV-Test-Table.png looks like good enough.
what motors would you prefer?
there is nothing wrong with them, its just that you couldve gotten better bang for yourt buck but this is fine. anyways treat yourself to some nice quality triblade props. i didnt know it was your first build, in that case good stuff!
already got triblade :-) now fly with DALPROP T5045C Cyclone, they are good enough.