FPV Racing Drone Build - Complete Guide

This is my complete FPV racing building guide. I made these videos to make it easier for beginners to easily find all the information. My number one priority is to make it affordable.

Assemble the frame (Velocity F-ONE)
Mount the flight controller (CC3D)
Mount the motors (RCTimer 1806)
Solder 2mm bullet connectors to the motors and the ESC's.
Add heat shrink tubing

Parts used in video #1:

Brushless Motor: http://rctimer.com/product-1128.html
Flight Controller: http://rctimer.com/product-1285.html
Frame (Sweden): http://carbix.se/product.html/carbix-...
Frame (International): http://www.banggood.com/SM-ZMR250-250MM-Carbon-Fi...
Bullet Connectors: http://rctimer.com/product-335.html
Electric Speed Controller http://rctimer.com/product-1134.html
Heat Shrink Tubing: http://rctimer.com/product-711.html

Add heat shrink tubing on the video transmitter.
Mount the video transmitter (Elgae 200mW)
Attach a piece of LED-light (Awesomeness)
Connect the ESC servo connectors to the flight controller.
Solder the main power leads.
Add heat shrink tubing.
Solder the XT60 connector.
Mount the FPV camera using hot glue and foam.
Screw on the propeller adapters on to the motors.
Connect all the signal wires to the receiver.
Bind the transmitter with the receiver.

Connect the USB to mini-USB to the flight controller.
Download the software.
Start the "Vehicle Setup Wizard".
Follow the steps in the video.
Start the "Transmitter Setup Wizard".
Follow the steps in the video.
Try out the default PID-settings.
Use zip ties to fasten the wires.

Parts used in video #3:

Software download: https://www.openpilot.org/download/
Zip ties: http://rctimer.com/product-184.html
USB to mini-USB

Glue the foam cushions to the goggles.
Remove the protective film.
Assemble the fresnel lens.
Put the housing in the support glove.
Install the video receiver.
Add some soft "rubber-foam" on the sides.
Connect all the wires.
Power up the quadcopter and look at the image in your goggles.

Parts used in video #4:

FPV goggles: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/st...
Antennas: http://rctimer.com/product-1090.html
Video receiver: http://rctimer.com/product-1129.html

Check the voltage of the battery.
11.1V = empty battery
12.6V = full battery
Mount the battery using a battery strap.
Fly it!

Parts used in video #5

Lipo Battery Voltage Tester: http://rctimer.com/product-569.html

IMAX B3 Charger: http://www.ebay.com/itm/131662747700?...

Propellers: http://www.surveilzone.com/Dalprop-2-Pairs-5045-C...