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Ahhh... Thank you! I need to read up some more on this. I would love to get off of alexmos.

Wait a sec. I thought g lock was supposed to do 3 axis from 1 radian. What am I missing here? Also, have you had any success with it?

Simplebgc.com. the disadvantage of the zen is not being able to switch cameras or lenses. If you get a good bl gimbal you can rebalance it easily for different payloads. Alexmos is the brains behind that gimbal. You would need to buy a bl gimbal with motors and a bl board that supports the...

Try 3 to 5 degrees on the arms.

2 2500 25c doesn't make 1 50c. It makes 5000 4s 25c. I do believe in using two smaller lipos over 1 big one for redundancy. As for the arm angle the s800 I think is pretty well optimized. Not sure what the exact angle is though.

Slowly. We're getting killed by snowstorms up here in Connecticut so not many windows to fly. Also getting ready for our first baby. I'll be sure to post when I get a maiden up.

Rcshutter is kind of neat in that it will allow you to snap pictures while filming video. Unfortunately those pictures might not be at the settings you want.

I have a vulcan x8 with 4 Mantis arms. Flies great. Motor and prop combination is more important than the frame.

Rotors and aerial media makes a great all purpose gimbal. Keep in mind that you will have to rebalance any gimbal every time you change cameras or glass.

What are your size limitations? You can go much larger on the props if you go y6.

Connect them in any order. If the the motor spins the wrong way then just switch any 2 wires. Sounds strange, but that's how they work.

Dave, I too am a HUGE fan of BOSS. An amazing invention that surprisingly hasn't been duplicated by anybody (Olympus has a decent one though). The problem with this PJ810 is (like the CX730) the bitrate. The new one maxes out at 28mbps. The GH3 bitrate just looks amazing. Can't even get...

Interesting. I wonder if you would have had the same benefit making the 800 a coax.

You can fly a gh3 with a 680 y6. Run 4014s with 15 inch props and make sure you have strong arms.

What is better? Torque? Speed? Weight? Cost? Looks interesting.

If your motor can torque through the imbalance then you're fine.

Please elaborate. From reading in this thread it appears that A2 is better in wind than WKM. Why else do you like it better? Thanks, TB

Just tie weights to the 4 corners of a sheet and take off from there.

I don't think you're going to find anybody with experience with them. They're still under pre-order, right? Look promising though. Right now T-motor is the most common high-end motor.

That should give you the idea. Small y6 for a big gimbal - I hope propwash on the camera isn't an issue.