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CrashMaster

CrashMaster

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If you have a UBEC with an output of 7.4v, 11.1v or 14.8v then you are fine. If you don't but have a small 3s (11.1v) then go for it.
Mine has two UBECs:-
1. 5v for the GoPro
2. 7.4v for my AeroXcraft Gopro gimbal.
I have no noticeable shortening in flight time and still get 17-19 mins flight time with 8a Lipo.
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However, I am looking at putting my NEX7 with SELP1650 zoom lens on my X650 Pro now for the quality of stills but have the dilemma that I want the quality of a brushless but with variable zoom and interchangeability with GoPro Hero3 Black a servo driven gimbal would be better.

I was looking at a the ARRIS ZHAOYUN-COM 2-Axis Brushless Gimbal because the balance point is adjustable and is designed to take several different cameras: the NEX7 and GoPro being in their list. The only other solution is my Xaircraft CF gimbal, which I already have which is gear driven from servos or the now discontinued AeroXcraft VT125 which is belt driven from servos.

Life with just a GoPro was so much simpler - no balance issues, no zoom lenses and hundreds of gimbals specificity designed for it. Also a lot cheaper to replace should the worst ever happen.
 

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Dhardjono

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Yes i need to get 5v ubec for my go pro i hate removing battery from tarot i also want to try 8a lipo so the benefit of this 650 pro you can lift those heavy gimbal that good to know. Flying is easy: It's the crashing that hurts it hurst yesterday i was maneuvering behind a tree and did not see another tree behind it minor prop and landing skid change.
 

CrashMaster

CrashMaster

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You like my signature, I see.
Yes years of crashing makes me no better a pilot but more philosophical when it does happen. My 22 year old son has a saying which is so appropriate when disaster strikes - "S**t Happens".

It also helps to have the occasional indecent - your spares box grows so often I don't need a trip to the hobby shop, just dig deep in the box of bits.
 

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Dhardjono

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Has any one balance there motor with tape like how this guy is doing it?
seem worth a try.
 
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CrashMaster

CrashMaster

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On my x650 I use Xaircraft motors which are manufactured by T-Motor and have never had to balance them.
Even my props only reqired a minimum balancing... Maybe I have been lucky.

Although my Phantom did need one motor balancing I did it with strips of electrical tape. My F550 needed no balancing at all.

The one motor I did need to balance I used the cable tie method.
 


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Dhardjono

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Good video Crashmaster i tested not that way i just put my phone on top of each motor it give me lowest to second lowest vibrationso not much at all on all motor than i attach it to front where the gimal is and flew it it was up to 4 fourth highest which was not bad.View attachment 15407View attachment 15408i added the moon gell betwen the 2 rod holder for the gimbal i will try that see if it better.
 

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Dhardjono

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Happy New Year every one

It not New Year yet here in N.Y.C but some of you already. yesterday wa my last flight trying fpv i discover that my gps works but only if i start the motor on att than lift of and turn gps which the lite turn green which suppose to be red and green but it works and i was fpv very slow it was windy 15 mph so gps hold steady help the copter in position.View attachment 15409 Here is a short video of the flight it's speed up to 900 percent.
my 1st with 650 pro and 2 time with phantom need more practice. So far i am happy with the 650 pro and super x just waiting for the new gps puck.:nevreness: One thing i did notice the osd gps is on the spot comparing to dji mini osd it 10 feet off when i follow that arrow to go back to you.
 

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Dhardjono

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Yesterday a new year fist flight of the year a beautiful cold day no wind dead calm i first stated in ferry point i went far but not far enouth to send the rth to turn on in my monitor failsafe blinking any way it brought it back i never try the rth yet since the gps is not working perfect since first crash. Than i decided time to test in water at glen island flew over water hoping to other island was nice use att mode.
Black Box -http://log.xaircraft.com/#2014_01_01_213208.250_49.1.10.05 Oh yeah my tarot gimbal som time goes limp i heard of this problem i had couple of tarot gimbal but this tarot seem's to go limp every flight about 5 or 7 min into flight maybe i am sharing bec with 6 led light not sure why any one has any idea.:tennis:
 
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Dhardjono

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Ok a new Gimbal from Hobby Wing a 3 axis gimbal with the same rubber dampener suspension like a tarot i think this will work with 650 pro since i am having pretty good result with the original tarot . [video]http://hobby-wing.com./dys-smart-3-axis-brushless-gimbal.html[/video] :tennis::tennis::tennis: Any one on this forum any more.
 

Av8Chuck

Av8Chuck

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I have been considering this gimbal the one issue I see with it is that there's no way to attach the HDMI cable.
 




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CrashMaster said:
The gimbal I have used and found to work excellently is the AeroXcraft Brushless GoPro gimbal (http://www.aeroxcraft.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4_25&products_id=41). I have the Phantom version too. They use the Martinez board and performs very well.

This video is a little old now but when I first tested it on my X650 Pro:-
Click to expand...

Comparing a 2 axis gimbal to a 3 axis gimbal is a bit like comparing a mini bus to a F1 racing car. :highly_amused: both have 4 wheels but that's about it!

David
 
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