Recent content by sim_io

Excellent case, and very sturdy. It served me well for when I had to do some traveling with my multicopter earlier this year, right now I don't have need for it. So it's yours to take for $350 shipped. Specs: Weighs less than 50 LBS including the multicopter Length: 39.5 inches Width: 39.5...

I'm looking to see if anyone is selling a a travel case that fits a Cinestar 6.

I love the aerials of the box flying rofl GJ man!

The GH4 will shoot 4k at 100Mbps, that doesn't leave a lot of room for range and color correction, this is probably the upsetting part of the camera and what is up that 1080p gets twice the bit-rate at 200Mbps? if anything 4k needs it, really eerie. Although it was thoughtful for them to offer...

For $16,000 I hope you can figure out why your some of pictures are upside down :nevreness:

The motors aren't armed or even on idle so that means the WKM didn't intentionally tell that motor to fire up. A glitch in the firmware is my guess, I've seen nastly official firmwares that actually made m7 and m8 spooled up.

The problem is you didn't set the fail-safe. Once the signal from the tx is lost the DJI software doesn't know where fail-safe is so it will just shut down the motors, its how its designed. What I see in the video is that you momentarily lost link, the naza didn't know which mode to be in...

I had a spektrum brownout a while back, the fail-safe just didn't work on the DJI that day. It wasn't the best feeling in the world either. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=wdZb_MGqTWc#t=285s

Are the people reporting that their motors stop in the middle of the air using Intelligent mode? I am using Immediate cut-off so I am wondering if that setting is immune to the auto shut off.

I just got back from testing for the very first time the Naza with the new firmware. There are some minor things that bugged me but overall the hexacopter is a flying beast now. When I powered it up it would flash orange for a few minutes as if it was calibrating the Naza, is this something...

What I would do is revert back to the original firmware that used to work for you, test fly it to see if its back to normal, then upgrade the firmware maybe there was a hickup during the updating process.

That's scary, specially because I just upgraded the firmware on my Naza-v1 hexacopter. What's your setup? It sounds like it has to do with the calibration, have you went to the advanced calibration tab and waited 5 minutes for it to complete?

How bright is the warning LED now?

Naza only allows you to fly with 6 motors and Wookong M allows you to fly with 8 motors, thats the only noticeable difference apart from the $500 more you're paying for the Wookong.

Impressive machine, and that's one expensive camera. Whats your philosophy behind a hexacopter versus going with an octocopter? I know an octocopter can cope with 7 motors in case one arm loses thrust, just curious.