I want to add stereo audio that i can link to headphones so i can hear through my DIY FPV wheel drone.
It's currently running through an Arduino UNO with wi-fi. I'd love to be able to send the audio through the wi-fi as well. 
I'm a complete amateur and am looking for a clear explanation, or at the very least, some solid pointers.
I don't even know where to start with audio add-ons, so expect me to know nothing and this will be even smoother.
AshenBaroque:
I want to add stereo audio that i can link to headphones so i can hear through my DIY FPV wheel drone.It's currently running through an Arduino UNO with wi-fi. I'd love to be able to send the audio through the wi-fi as well.
I'm a complete amateur and am looking for a clear explanation, or at the very least, some solid pointers.
I don't even know where to start with audio add-ons, so expect me to know nothing and this will be even smoother.
You will need to give more of an explanation.
FPV drones transmit video over wi-fi so there would seem to be no obvious reason why they could not also trasmit audio.
However it is not clear what you mean when you say "it is currently running through an Arduino Uno"
The main board is an Uno with a wi-fi shield. I didn't ask if it was possible, i asked how to do it.
AshenBaroque:
The main board is an Uno with a wi-fi shield. I didn't ask if it was possible, i asked how to do it.
So the main board of the drone is an Uno?
Have you a link to the plans for the drone, how is the video sent over the wifi?
AshenBaroque:
I didn't ask if it was possible
Maybe that's a question you should ask
Okay, I came here for creative and constructive ideas, not toxicity, especially not a toxic moderator.
Even as a newbie i know that Arduinos' are very straightforward.
No i do not have plans for the drone itself, it was an improvised DIY.
I expect to have to change things in the design to accommodate the Microphones.
I just need to know what i need to do and which parts i need.
Two mics into analog inputs then separated binaurally by code is what i assume would be the easiest.
That still leaves me devoid of ideas on: What types on mics to get, gain control, restrictions it would have, what size and weight they'd be.
There's a bundle of theoretical answers, i just need the right one.
AshenBaroque:
...not toxicity, especially not a toxic moderator.
https://www.google.com/search?q=toxic+definition
Nope. Does not meet the definition. Not even close.
Do try to refrain from childish name calling. That path leads to a permanent exit.
We don't even know where to start with knowing anything about your drone, so expect us to know nothing, and this will go even smoother.
"Even as a newbie i know that Arduinos' are very straightforward."
They are, they are also relatively slow, have limited memory and are not normally used to handle video and audio.
My initial response was well if you have a working drone that handles video then the extra bandwidth to cater for audio should be possible. However I did not really understand how that was being achieved. So is the the video going through the Arduino and, if so how?