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Welcome amongst us Mike!

Hard to tell.... They are certainly powerful enough.....however those motors are designed specifically for 15"x8"/15"x10"/16"x8"/17"x8 props......

An almost identical incident happened to me in a smaller scale (F550 flying over 2500g with stock motors). Fortunately, I apply full power, which is not natural when things are going shaky....and the octo came back under control. It is almost as if you are falling under the power curve. The...

Hi rennen, At the risk of sounding stupid, can you absolutely be certain that you are not pushing slightly left with your hand while you move the throttle? Sounds funny but I caught myself more than once thinking I was only giving throttle when I was in fact very slightly in the rudder...

Hi Alex, By the look of things, you seem to display similar caracteristics as we probably all did when we got into this great hobby: you want it all, you want it cheap and you want it now! Nothing wrong with this but I found that it just not work quite this way... Even if I put all you...

Great Flying! I am amazed at how stable your 2D BG remains at high speed. It just doesn't seem to be affected by the Wind. How do you do that?

Hi Tore, Really enjoyed your castle video. Some smooth operator! Bravo!

Good work there Bartman. I am sure that you will help a lot of future Ninjas around the globe! One precision I may add to your already quite complete summary is how to determine the actual value of internal resistance for a given pack, since your rightfully addressed the issue. As most...

Commercial drone pilot course Here is something interesting we are doing in Canada that should make the sky safer for all of us. I believe that the use of drones by emergency/professionnal workers is the first step in the process of general population acceptation of drones in our daily lives...

I would believe that there is some kind of factory defects. You should be able to exchange it without any problem. First time I hear something like this about the venerable and expensive Graupner props. I must say that I fly with confidence when I fly with those props. Never broke up in the...

Welcome amongst us! This is a very addictive hobby since the sky is no longer the limit.... You will love it!

Salut! Bienvenue à bord.

Simply Wow! Excellent work, great footage, nice flying. This is what this is all about! Congratulations!

Salut! MR addicted and long time RC enthusiast in St-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, besides St-Eustache. Le monde est petit.... Welcome aboard!

Great footage Ray, You are not kidding when you talk about extreme conditions! Even the road dissapears under the desert sand.... Impressive performance from a MR that doesn't appear to lack any power... I am curious as to what temperature were you flying at? Keep those great video coming...

Emergency personnal/commercial drone training program - Canada The purpose of this training is to provide technical knowledge and adequate flight training in all phases of flying a light drone (less than 25 Kg) to allow emergency personnel and commercial applications personnel to safely...

Commercial/ Emergency workers drone course Yes indeed, there has been several positive developments on this subject, such as: http://cqfa.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca/pro/index.php?id=1006&lng=An This will be a first in Canada as the training will be recognized by Transport Canada (Canadian...

I think you will REALLY like this.... http://cqfa.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca/pro/index.php?id=1006&lng=An

Professional drone/multirotor training in Canada (Quebec) from an accredited Transport Canada College! Here you have it folks! I believe that such training will become mandatory in Canada in order to qualify for commercial liability insurance required for the delivrance of Special Flight...

Hello and welcome amongst us! I am confident that you will find more answers than questions you may have on this great forum. Really, it is loaded with great members and great advice! For starter, check out this link that I ran across lately. It is filled with need to know info on the NAZA...