How far do you think the channels need to be apart from one another to eliminate interference? I think he should be able to get away with 2 to 3 flying at once. BTW, love your avatar.

I just need to actually research vtx and vrx to understand them further. thats the only part that i havent looked into yet because i figured id be flying alone. I may have found someone to fly with so that may change. Thanks, i dont rememer why but an alpaca became my avatar universally lol. Alpaca is my call name on steam lol.

I'd look into the FX799T, it's a 200mw but it's 40 channels with race bands...It's $33.00 on rotorgeeks...it's a bit more expensive, but you'll never have a problem with channels...

I already have the Boscam pair, nor do I fly with anybody else so I'm not too concerned about channels, but it's good to know about the alternatives.

Any reason why you went with this specific frame instead of http://www.banggood.com/Lisam-LS-210-210mm-Carbon-Fiber-Frame-Kit-Mini-Quadcopter-p-1001216.html ?

I responded to your other question. Basically the Lisam was poorly designed with a big hole in the bottom plate which creates a potential point of failure.

Thanks, very helpful. I'm wondering about the camera in your build - is there something included in this kit that you can mount it to? Or do you have to make your own.

You might not want to use that camera. I just happen to have it lying around not being used. Check some other 210 builds for a better camera that's designed to fit the frame.

That's up to you but yes the Quanums are the way to go for the best value. Another even cheaper option is to make a set yourself with a fresnal lens, a ski mask and a 4in or 5in car back up monitor.

I got them in the mail and went to watch a race with them. So far after using them i can say i like them. for the price they are amazing. i tired my friends cheaper FatSharks and they blow them out of the water. i got the advice to stay away from the cheaper Fatshark stuff and im glad i did. i hope to get the chance to try some of the higher end FatSharks but i dont see a reason to upgrade any time soon. id rather build a ground station first. maybe try my hand at making my own antennas.

I wear glasses, think that would be an issue?
My vision isn't that bad without glasses but still.... Not great.

Apparently the Quanum V2s work just fine while wearing glasses. That's one of the pros vs the V1s.

What do you recommend 200mw or 600mw FPV? Not sure...

I think 200mw is the standard. Some people say 600mw will clobber other 200mw signals when flying in groups.

32ch vtx and rx, will give you a better chance of avoiding other channels and harmonics thereof. Some receivers may be worse than others at rejecting out-of-band interference ;) Here's a chart for printing: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1seKwTWO-VnA19fcMqg7BJsiWQrwZdXbW6vQnCpMv8-E/edit?pref=2&pli=1

That should be fine, but the camera I listed is the top choice among FPVers. A Yi would be fine, but you'll have to work out a mount for both the FPV camera and the Yi. I'd probably 3D print custom mounts for both.