BG234816141 yes any 5.8 ghz fpv goggles will work . check the frequency numberss charts in mhz or ghz match for your choice of vtx frequency and goggle frequency channel . the frequency you choose to use must be set by n you on both the vtx andnthe goggles .

BG234816141 72 kilometers per hour I think with 3s 650mAh battery

BG234816141 when the dot is on it means the vtx is in pit mode . press the button twice rapidly to exit low power pit mode . double press the button quickly to enter pit mode when model is not flying to prevent overheating of vtx . red dot means low power mode and will only transmit a few meters or less .

BG234816141 you sound like you don't know the difference between servo connectiI ns on a pwm reciever and uart connections on a flight controller

BG234816141 the picture shows yes the servo pis are soldered and the screws are not . it also shows the top of a fc and another fc bottom view beside it . but only comes with one flight controller .

BG234816141 it is a radio reciever fir 2.4ghz frsky sbus D8 . gemfan makes propellers for motors .

BG234816141 if your flight controller has sbus . ich frsky D8

BG234816141 the box contains a flight controller with soldered servo pins . Or a gps module and flight controller if you select flight controller with gps module.

BG234816141 I used frsky d16 or d8 protocol in my jumper multiprotocol tx

BG234816141 the switcher is listening for channel 7 from your transmitter and receiver. you have to hook the receiver up to the flight controller and to the switcher at the same time with 2 wires . but don't use Channel 7 on the flight controller because Channel 7 is what the switcher uses .