Recent content by Diviner Gregg

Matt, did you get a chance to use the Cloud Freq Mgmt? You are one of the better acceptance testers.

An expensive solution for duck under is 2 grey pvc pipes (they flex more than white pvc) and just purchase the flag part ($15 each) of the feather banners...

Here is a vid of the most difficult set from above, the 5 eights.

With 6 poles, we came up with different flying configurations that are suitable for all styles of racing (rotorcross / grand prix). This could easily fit inside a soccer field.Some are for blade-to-blade and some are for timed events.

As for materials, as Matwelli mentioned, you can make your own arrows. Feather banners go for $30-$125, so you would have to rule them out. I have tried 10' tall PVC with leds at our last indoor event (along with feather banners). Like pool noodles anything less than 12" wide is hard to see...

What we have done is provide guidelines on obstacle / turning requirements rather than a layout. We defined 4 events 2 line of sight and two FPV. Course layout guidelines for FPV competitions: 3.1.3. FPV - ROTORCROSS Rotorcross that has many obstacles (duck unders, fly overs, thread the...

thank you sir!

Here's a new FPV Race School video about obstacles types. Learn about duck unders, fly overs, doorways, thread the needles and elevation changes. Important building blocks for designing natural FPV race courses.

For Opentx racers . . .

I have a dx8 (125% travel) and now use only the taranis (95 to 105 travel). The dual rate issue could be accomplished with 2 different profiles in the naze, but I like to keep as much on the tx so I can do field adjustments easily and also get voice alerts. So I use 1 naze profile and let the tx...

Woah. You are correct. It was NOT soma. My bad. That data came from Mustang. My apologies to soma and I have edited the source. I would imagine the data came from the first batch of v2 motors that had all the quality control issues. Again, apologizes to soma. I have not found any thrust data by...

Most people only use half of their stick throw which forces them to be very precise and that creates slower times. Perhaps we have a terminology problem. You want more stick movement (stick resolution) for racing, not less. You do this by first setting up your FC and radio for acrobatic...

Hmm. I got my data from Mustang (not soma!) I will summarize DYS 1806 vs Sunnysky 2204. For more info, google "Thrust Test DYS1806" and "Thrust Test Sunnysky 2204". DYS BE1806 2300KV Brushless Motors: HQ 5040 Prop - 440 Grams pulling 10.6A @ 100% / 225 Grams pulling 4.2A @ 50% SunnySky X2204S...

Killer FPV Tree Racers promo vid from one of our racers. Check out the flip edit at 1:00