Hrodelbert Okay, RealFlight doesn\'t seem to work, but the Phoenix RC Sim, included in the package, does works like a charm. Flying all kinds of aircrafts: quadcopters, heli\'s, cessna\'s and other rc planes. My FlySky FS-iA isn\'t listed, but works great after calibration with help of the Phoenix software. It cost me a little to get it all to work, but great. All functions work. The hardware is of good quality. Now I got at least Phoenix working, it\'s defenitly worth the money.

Hrodelbert The KK2 Flight Controller Programmer can be attached to a laptop or PC, with USB. Programming is with help of the KK board, on the KK board, not by laptop or computer. Advantage: you don't have to attach a lipo on it, the USB-port privides the KK board of current. The wire is long enough to make things a lot easier, untill the job/setup is really done.

Hrodelbert For better performance I would however recommend a 20A ESC. 6A to 12A ESC's are more suitable for micro versions of rc-planes. For the mini rc-planes 20A is definetly a minimum.

Hrodelbert Same here, no serial number. Can't get RF7 to work. Anyone else got it work?

Hrodelbert The E58 is perfect for indoor flying. Outdoors less, if it\'s windy outdoors.

PS: For particular frames (quadcopter) you'll need larger screws, like the F450 and the Q380. Extra frame screws, 1cm/10mm, will do.