Update! I had the pan and tilt gimbal installed but hadn't had it configured. I finally redid all my aux modes (7 of them currently) to occupy 2 channels and set the pan and tilt on channels 7 & 8 (Crossfire is set to 8 channel mode). I'm using the sliders right now for my pan and tilt but have already built an arduino head tracker, I just need to get the 3d printed case for it to mount on my goggles and then calibrate it and I'll be good to go! I upgraded the ESC to an iflight succex-e 45a I had laying around so I could run 4s and with a 4s 3000mah pack I flew around 26 minutes (landed at 3.7v). I also set a channel override switch on my radio to lock the gimbal straight if I don't want it moving around for things like maybe landing. also am using a velcro strap to keep the front hatch from popping off in a roll or high wind.

I have put fpv on cars and planes, and after crashing all my planes I realized I needed a trainer. I flew this LOS a bunch of times and realized I should put a flight controller and fpv in it. And then I realized I didn't know how to set up these flight controllers. the first time I had set it up, flying it was like riding a mechanical bull. And I crashed and broke the first one. Shout out to Asurion warranty, they actually paid out after I sent them the old plane. With the new one, I ripped out the Spectrum receiver and replaced it with a Matek 765-wing and was going to fly it as is but I remembered I have this head track gimbal mount I ordered so I stuck it on there. I need to find my head tracker and set up the end points so I just flew it fixed today. I need some extensions for the camera servos too. I probably should strap the battery cover down also because the air unit is zip tied underneath it. Flew it in really windy conditions and didn't crash in manual mode! Also it's fun to drive it around like an RC trike.