Originally Posted by flyboy320

I remember reading a while ago that it was taboo to use metal standoffs and bolts through the KK2 board in case it shorted any of the copper traces. Is that still the case, or can you use metal bolts/standoffs, etc. now?

I put fuel tuning over the bolts that secure the KK2.
Tubing underneath, then the KK2, then tubing, then washer & nut.
Makes a nice vibration isolator also.

i use nylon standoffs... they cost $2

Originally Posted by quad007

i use nylon standoffs... they cost $2

Are you selling these as well?

Only 10 dollars a piece, get Em while they're hot!

They must be preconfigured for dji.

Originally Posted by RC911

They must be preconfigured for dji.

They cost $5 at first, then he'll raise it to $10. Including priority or express shipping.

Originally Posted by RC911

They must be preconfigured for dji.

AND have the latest firmware

Originally Posted by jrjr

AND have the latest firmware

For $100.00 you will get them the same day via transporter technology

Originally Posted by Tom Eutsler

Where does one get these KK2 boards along with a power distribution board ??

New at this stuff [ not with RC though ] thanxx

As has been posted the KK22 boards come from Hobby King. They also have a pot-load of other multicopter goodies including the power distribution boards:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ectronics.html

Among the accessory items you will need are short male-to-male servo leads for connecting the KK2 to your receiver and a programming device to upgrade the board firmware. Then you will need to download the updated firmware and the computer driver to put it on the board. It is not as complicated as it might sound. If you do some searches on YouTube you will find tutorials on how to do that.

Be aware that Hobby King is in China. When you order things from Hobby King it will take three weeks or so to arrive.

Originally Posted by kaptondave

As has been posted the KK22 boards come from Hobby King. They also have a pot-load of other multicopter goodies including the power distribution boards:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ectronics.html

Among the accessory items you will need are short male-to-male servo leads for connecting the KK2 to your receiver and a programming device to upgrade the board firmware. Then you will need to download the updated firmware and the computer driver to put it on the board. It is not as complicated as it might sound. If you do some searches on YouTube you will find tutorials on how to do that.

Be aware that Hobby King is in China. When you order things from Hobby King it will take three weeks or so to arrive.

be aware that China is on Holidays right now so add another week to that!

Originally Posted by kaptondave

As has been posted the KK22 boards come from Hobby King. They also have a pot-load of other multicopter goodies including the power distribution boards:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ectronics.html

Among the accessory items you will need are short male-to-male servo leads for connecting the KK2 to your receiver and a programming device to upgrade the board firmware. Then you will need to download the updated firmware and the computer driver to put it on the board. It is not as complicated as it might sound. If you do some searches on YouTube you will find tutorials on how to do that.

Be aware that Hobby King is in China. When you order things from Hobby King it will take three weeks or so to arrive.

thanks for mentioning the male to male leads , would not have thought about em
Familar :-) with HK orders , they have me down as a platinum member whoopee
Nice to get the batteries quicker from Washington state to the East coast

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I wish HK would start increasing their inventory at the US warehouse.

HK ARE YOU LISTENING???

Originally Posted by harrym

I wish HK would start increasing their inventory at the US warehouse.

HK ARE YOU LISTENING???

i have a kk 2.0 for sale in USA

Had the kk2 on a clone frame 2212/1000kv motors and I peaka 30a esc's.It was very fast and pulled strait with no Issues.I took the kk2 off and put a naza on It.Put the kk2 on another clone frame with suppo 2212/1200kv motors and HW25a esc's.I have sinced the esc's twice through the kk2.It performs well until I give It full throttle.It pulls hard on one motor(back right motor).Would It be an Issue with the esc?Had a multiwii se 2.0 on It before I put the kk2 on It and It wasn,t as fast but performed well and pulled strait.Any Ideas?

Originally Posted by quad007

i have a kk 2.0 for sale in USA

What's the matter, deal fall through?