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Syma X8 with brushless motors and Naze32 flight controller

Follow-up video for my Syma X8C quadcopter converted for use with brushless motors. After I experimented with keeping the factory RC, I decided since the rest of the build was done quite well, that I'd like to make it fly right, so I could use it and have fun. This video shows the results of using the correct flight components, as well as a quick overview of what's inside. Looking for the parts you saw in my video? Find them here: Syma X8C: http://amzn.to/2ljK1iU Dominator V3 goggles: http://amzn.to/2llSxhf Naze 32 flight controller: http://amzn.to/2llSxhf FlySky radio: http://amzn.to/2laeAVY Brushless motors: http://amzn.to/2lk6dtn 12 Amp ESC's: http://amzn.to/2kVbZ3F Here is the link to the previous build video, showing how I converted the chassis and mounted the motors:    • Syma X8 brushless conversion with stock RC...   I wont explain in this video how to program the Naze32, as this is a lengthy process and many good YouTube videos already exist. Additional components used in this video to perform the upgrade include: -Naze32 flight controller (Software and programming using Cleanflight, a free download) -Power distribution board (same size board as the Naze32) -Nylon standoffs and nuts -(4) 12 amp ESC's -FlySky 6 channel radio and receiver -700 TVL FPV camera -200mw FPV transmitter -Cloverleaf antenna set -XT-60 battery connectors -HC-06 Bluetooth module I enjoyed this build because its unique. I've always liked the look of the Syma X8 series, with my only complaint being they were not powered with brushless motors. I did not want to buy a cheap cookie-cutter quadcopter kit. So I decided to have fun, and convert this one. Thanks for watching!