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Deer Trail, I suppose it's easy to find, just follow the Deer droppings, the trail, to the town. Talk about a cerebral recital inversion! They probably think those things on the ground are raisins!

Motor rotation is determined by wire connection. Red-Red, Black-Black, Yellow-Yellow the motor rotates clockwise. Change anyone, just one, of the wires to a different one and the motor rotates counterclockwise. Red-Black, Black-Yellow, etc. I connected Red-Red, Black-Yellow & Yellow-Black.

Yes, check out YouTube.com. I searched octocopter, because I fly one. Maybe Wookong-M failsafe.

Your on the right track. Using the SIM and Blade MQX is smart try flying in an inclosed area, garage, den, living room, NOT while the wife is home. I found some of the terminology by searching on Bing/Google, some you just figure out. Enter the letters in the search engine and Bingo! I don't...

I can't imagine removing material from a carbon fiber blade. I use a little black electrical tape about 3/8 (.9535 cm) long. I wipe the blade off with some mineral spirits and lightly attach the tape to the prop, on the low side, while it is on the balancer. If the taped blade side moves down...

I guess I got some bad info. I'll pass this alone next time I see the one who gave it to me. Thanks

I could be wrong, but I think it refers to the degrees of angle, pitch, when placed on a flat surface.

If your motor shanks, the smooth part of the shafts, are greater than 3 cm, I don't think you can use. They do have some with a thicker hub if necessary. As to the lift I use a low pitch to help keep the vibration low.

I'm betting a bit of money they are. I have complete confidence in them. Only time will tell.

Not trying to defend DJI, but from what I understand is they are a small company without enought tech help. Developing products that are very technical. Then we are not happy when they don't work. I know that these things are EXPENCIVE, but think about all that it does. It is electronic and it...

I have used the plastic props with carbon fiber fill and they just didn't give me the comfort level I needed, they came apart. I went to RCtimer and bought some carbon fiber propellers and they are great. I had a lean over and they hit the soft ground (lawn, grass) and didn't come apart. They...

Try contacting whom you bought your system from and they should be able to get to going. At least that's what I have heard.

Cool, glad that worked for you.

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