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Wichita, Kansas · Drone repair

FPV setup &
build planning

Bring your radio, goggles, parts, and setup questions into the conversation. We’ll work through a manageable next step together.

julian@citadeldrones.com

Every repair begins with intake and acceptance.

FPV quadcopter above a Kansas prairie at blue hour — concept image
FPV setup / Wichita, KSStudio concept

FPV setup & build planning

Planning an FPV aircraft or working through a setup question? Share the equipment you have and what you want to do. We’ll discuss the project and confirm what we can help with.

Bring the equipment into the conversation.

Your radio, receiver, goggles, camera system, and existing parts are useful starting points. Exact model names help distinguish compatible equipment from parts that need a different setup.

What to share.

  • Your intended flying style and priorities
  • The exact parts and equipment you already own
  • Your setup question or the point where something stops working

Agree on a manageable scope.

Assembly and soldering projects are considered individually. We’ll confirm the work and equipment needed before committing to a build. A proposed parts list is welcome, but it isn’t required to ask a question.

Learn the equipment you use.

Our setup notes link to official manufacturer instructions. Start with the RadioMaster Pocket checklist if you’re preparing that radio, and include your hardware variant and firmware versions when asking for help.

Ready to discuss your aircraft?

julian@citadeldrones.com

Repair intake

Tell us about your aircraft.

Send the model and symptoms. Julian will review the scope, cost, and timing with you before work is agreed.

Local and U.S. mail-in jobs require acceptance first. We provide shipping details only after confirming we can take your job.

Have photos? Email Julian directly. Include a close-up and a view of the whole aircraft.

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