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I have a used Hoverfly Pro Black Board and a used Hovefly GPS Board both in great condition. Both upgraded to 4.8 firmware and working great. I also have the 3DR GPS antenna with integrated battery for quick GPS locks and subsequent locks. These retail for $450 a piece for each, $900 total...

The problem with only showing the voltage is that it changes depending on the load on the battery. I much prefer mah used but the xaircraft osd doesn't have a current sensor to measure that. I also like to have RSSI so I know my radio control signal strength. Unfortunately, another feature not...

Yeah, my crashes are always when I think "just one more battery!" Sorry to hear about your crash, that always sucks!

I too really like how the SuperX performs, but I spent all my money on a new Hex setup. But I do really want another SuperX! I'm jealous! ;)

Nice setup, I was thinking of doing something similar. Although I only have 3 of the small battery trays. I also have the gimbal rails as well as the dual battery plate like you have but for the life of me I can't figure out how one would mount two batteries on that plate as all the slots are...

Glad you figured it out. Sounds like a good explanation as well given the gimbal also powered down.

Good point... guess I should have noticed his nic :)

That looks really good, except the DJI of course... hahah j/k ;) Curious how you were going to place your batteries once you get a gimbal on there? Do you mean 18" props? I only have 15" for my T810... hmmm.

Actually, no worries. I invited him to post his photos here as I need help with my build.

So I'm looking into OSDs for my Heavy Lift Hex and am a bit concerned. The EZUHF maxes out at 4s but has a 100amp current flow sensor. Most others I've seen like the TBS PNP Core have only a 50amp current flow sensor even though they support up to 10s batteries. My guess is that with 6 motors...

Very good point, until the installed base is much larger it's tough to say what reliability problems may arise. But I do like mine :)

Wow, a faulty solder inside the WKM, that must have been crazy hard to track down. I really do think DH106's problem is not with the SuperX but actually with his RC Rx going into failsafe of throttle off. Bad electrical connections usually manifest themselves as flips (one motor shutting off)...

I've got mine mostly assembled although I made the mistake of ordering my retractable landing gear from GoodLuckBuy and don't have it yet. Those guys are slow as can be... ugghhh. I have the RCTimer ASP Nex5 3 axis gimbal and it fits the gimbal mount rails perfectly. I purchased my Tarot T810...

I've noticed Drew tends to reply in spurts, not sure if he has a day job and only sells stuff on the side or what but he has been helpful when he's been on. I like to buy locally so he's been my source for my SuperX. Admittedly, I'm pretty new to the Super X but have flown a variety of other...

Hey DH106, Sorry to see your crash, that really sucks. I have a thought just because I've personally seen this behavior before when flying FPV. Not sure if you were flying FPV or how far away you were but the following may be a possibility. Sucks about the Black Box not recording, seems like...

Vladimir, I hope you figure out your issue. Not sure if the low pack is the problem but I just wanted to mention what I have seen with a low pack and my Pro Boards. Thanks again, I'm glad you like my videos!

This may or may not help but I've seen my Hoverfly quads get unstable and do some hard yawing when the flight battery is almost dead, it's very disconcerting.

Yep, no superX connected. Plug the ESC directly into the throttle channel of your receiver. Make sure no prop is on the connected motor just in case. Turn on your radio and set it to full throttle. Plug in the ESC and and you will hear the programming beeps, then move stick to lowest throttle...

Have you calibrated the throttle endpoints in the ESCs with your Radio? This is separate from the SuperX controls calibration. The ESCs need to be told what your radio considers full throttle and what it considers low throttle. I've seen this same exact wobbly behavior with a different flight...

This is a pretty beefy, sturdy looking frame. I have it mostly assembled and I think this will end up being a nice airframe. Unfortunately, I've run into one problem. I tried tightening down the thumb screws that lock the arms in place and that worked really well and they screwed down pretty...