Hi everyone!

[JFs743]

Hi, I'm new to this forum and today, I just received my FT edition Vortex 150.
I'm new to non-RTF models, this was my first time seeing a separate receiver and having to install it. Thankfully it was easy enough, I only have it holding with a rubber band for now, it'll have to do until I get my hands on the proper screwdriver and double-sided tape.
I'm a young man from Montreal and I'd love to meet people in the hobby and maybe enter an amateur racing league.
I have a dozen of models including Blade nano CP-X, AS3Xtra, Latrax Alias, Blade Inductrix FPV, DJI Mavic Pro and my new Vortex 150.

 

[foamtest]

Welcome to the forums, and congrats on the purchase. It's always nice to have more and more people here in the community.

 

[PsyBorg]

Welcome to Flite Test fellow quadie!

It all gets more fun once you step away from pre builts and auto level machines and into FPV. Your skills will increase a lot faster and having something you built and can repair on your own makes it even better as it is less expensive over time. Keep a good supply of props as you will chew thru those like crazy. Also if you are interested in racing look up Multigp and see if there is already a chapter near you that you could get into. that will REALLY up your skills fast being around people to guide you and to compete with.