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Long story short, yes it's a Windows 10 thing. DJI drivers are unpublished and W 10 blocks them them until you do a manual install. It's quite an easy process, just go into Youtube and do a search for Naza-M Windows 10 driver install. I'd link the video but I'm at work and Youtube is blocked

I'm confused, as the pic you posted is RTF. No need to do anything with your DX6 as it comes with the Radiolink AT9 (which is far superior to the DX6) and R9D receiver. Plus full FPV system

Yes, and they're amazing in most applications, especially when combined with DShot. Unfortunately, DJI hasn't kept up with the times. Someone explained to me that it has something to do with the Naza not being able to process the higher pulse width rate of BLHeli_S. Or something to that...

Well, I'm no expert but from doing a few builds that used a Naza-M (since been converted to a Eagle Tree Vector fan) I can tell you whats probably wrong and yes, it's the ESCs. There's nothing wrong with them, but bottom line is that Naza (and Tarot ZYX-M) just don't play nice with any BLHeli-S...

Well, if you could find a used Mavic it would have everything you're looking for. Reviews are outstanding

I guess it depends on what you want as these are 2 totally different quads. Do you want insane speed or do you want to float around taking videos?

Started with a Tarot 650 Sport a year ago, then a TBS Disc this winter to keep me occupied and now a mini to change things up. SpaceOne FPV F220X

It's not an error, just a warning. You're in the CLI (command line interface) and it's telling you that if you make changes then leave the interface, the changes won't be saved. If you make changes and want to save them, you have to type in "save" at the box in the bottom and hit enter.

That has nothing to do with your problem, it's just telling you that you're in Att mode and that you have no GPS signal.

Have you done the voltage calibration under the voltage tab of the advanced settings?

That receiver does work with the AT9, did you do the binding procedure with the rapid flashing LED first?

Try changing the cable on your receiver to channel 2 pins which is sBus. Make sure your ports setting for uart 2 or 3 (check your manual for which one your board is using) is enabled for serial RX and set to sBus in configuration. So I guess that's a long-winded way of saying change from PPM...

If it really is it's own video. If you recall, the Lily did release it's own video (or so they say) which turned out to actually be video taken from an Inspire 2. Hope this isn't the case here. Looks like a decent product but like anything new, I'd wait until all the bugs are worked out...

Looks good, but I hope you didn't jinx it by using the term "Lily" in your comments

Agreed, it wouldn't be a hobby if we didn't have these problems to solve. It would just be a job......

I'd say that even if they have the same beep, they could definitely still have different firmware. You should never mix and match different models of ESCs IMO, it's basically all or nothing. noticed that RCTimer has a pretty good deal on these http://rctimer.com/product-500.html

It sounds like you've set it up correctly, I'm assuming that your throttle positions are showing correctly in the GUI (-100, 0 & +100) and you've done the stick calibration. Magic smoke is never a good thing, check (if you haven't already) and make sure your mounting screws are the proper...

Short answer - I've had 3 or 4 sets of SK ESCs and never had to change the default settings. Just calibrate and go

Yes it's very easy but using a GP for FPV has been discussed for years and isn't really recommended by many. You'll know why when you're a kilometre out and it shuts down. And there's lots of things that can cause it to shut down. - Battery empty - Card full, or bad sector - Too cold - Too...

If you're willing to try something fairly small I'd check out the new Eachine Wizard. Eachine seems to have really listened to what the consumers want and the Wizard's getting awesome reviews. RTF with full FPV, it's the real deal...