Hey @FIREFOX
So based on your other thread you have a max budget of £1000. You have a soldering iron but are currently time poor so would prefer something that’s pre built. You also have concerns about the amount of power (I call this grin factor) the quad has so want to make sure you can dial this down. You can set this in betaflight so any decent 4s quad will work for you. My understanding is that you will need a charger controller and batteries out of this budget…
if you haven’t already go read this thread
With the budget you wont be able to go to DJI HD.
Below is the list of things i would suggest getting most of them will set you up well for at least the whole of the 2020 season and beyond (however some you may want to upgrade as you go along)
Transmitter
https://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/product/jumper-t16-plus-radio-transmitter/ £140
2x 18650 2500mAh 10C Li-Ion Battery Cell 3.7V - Unmanned Tech UK FPV Shop £6
charger
SkyRC e680 80W Charger 1-6s - Unmanned Tech UK FPV Shop £35
fpv googles
https://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/product/ev800d-fpv-moggles-monitor-and-goggles-with-diversity-and-dvr/ £90
Batteries
5x https://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/product/thefpv-the-battery-4s-1500mah-100c/ £93
quads
If your looking for a prebuilt https://www.banggood.com/IFlight-Nazgul5-227mm-4S-5-Inch-FPV-Racing-Drone-BNFPNP-SucceX-E-F4-Caddx-Ratel-Camera-45A-BLheli_S-ESC-2207-2750KV-Motor-p-1529741.html?ID=567244&cur_warehouse=ES £170
if your happy to lose an evening to a soldering iron
https://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/product/thefpv-source-fpv-quadcopter-kit/ less than £170 (sells out as quickly as it comes into stock)
Props
5x Azure JohnnyFPV Freestyle Tri Blade Propellers - Unmanned Tech UK FPV Shop £12.75
well so far i have “spent” around £500 the above will get you flying but as always there is plenty of room for improvement. the goggles are basic box goggles. i selected them because you have expressed an interest in moving to dji hd, so something to get you flying that works well was a better idea.
the radio is a great opentx radio and will last a good few years (even if you go dji in the future you can just keep using this) and it will bind to anything available on the market today (well mostly)
the charger is a basic entry level model and could be replaced with a multi channel version to allow charging more than one battery at a time. i did consider changing this to a multi channel in my recommendation but decided against it.
im sure there are some things i have missed off this list and as if its any surprise to those that know me i have priced from my preferred supplier where possible. (other suppliers are available)
its worth saying that everyone has a different idea of whats good and bad so my advise here is based on my personal experience of either the brand or the specific product.
if you have any questions then please let me know 