Preparation of the Hobbyking X666 frame quadcopter build

So let's start with the

Transmitter:

I bought all quadcopter stuff at hobbyking.com from the EU-Warehouse. I already had a cheap 4 Channel Transmitter with 6 channel receiver 2.4ghz from Conrad. Transmitter Link

*offtopic_on:
The funny thing with this transmitter is that you can "hack" it and add two extra channels (by adding a two and a three way switch, soldering them to obviously predetermined spots). Maybe I will add a Tutorial on how to do this in a own post but its really really simple (as long as you own a soldering iron).
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What I used:

• X666 Glass Fiber Quadcopter Frame 666mm
• Q Brain 4 x 20A Brushless Quadcopter ESC 2-4S 3A SBEC
• CF 2822 Brushless Outrunner 1200kv 
• 10x4.5 SF Props 2pc CW 2 pc CCW Rotation (Blue)
• Propeller Adapter (Colet Type) 3MM
• HobbyKing Multi-Rotor Control Board V3.0 (Atmega328 PA)

The total price when I ordered all this was 85,32€ excluding the 2200mah 3s lipo (14€ ebay) and of course the Transmitter (50€). So if you have nothing you would get a pretty neat, also surprisingly big and powerful quadcopter for 150,00€ which is pretty cheap.
For this price you won't get a Plug and Fly model, which was the reason I did buy all the things separately to learn things "from scratch".

So now I had all the Ingredients you need to build a quadcopter! Yeah... right...
Here is a list of


What I forgot:

• bolts and nuts to mount the motor on the mount (16pcs each). I used M2.5 countersunk Philips screws and nyloc nuts
• gold connectors male 3.5mm (12x) for the 3 wires of the brushless motors
• double sided Tape, Velcro and some foam to save the Controller Board from vibrations