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JP Morgan was at one time his biggest backer. Once he realized that he wanted to give power away for free, he became his biggest enemy. It's a shame that the all might dollar is what spins this world. I hope that we wake up soon.

That is the harness you are using with the Avroto's? It looks like the stock harness from XA. Is that correct, and have you had any problems with it if so? Thanks!

If the body has any amount of flex, just be sure to use flexible paint. Your local hobby shop should have special paint (Parma is one brand) that is made to be used inside of RC Car bodies. Same concept.

If you really want to get caught up, check the x650 thread over at RCG. It's well over a 1000 pages of posts, but if you skip to the end you will be caught up with what's going on. Way to much info to try and keep it in multiple spots. Not trying to get you to go to another forum, just trying...

That's actually a great question. I'm usually of the mind frame that if use the same gauge wires going into the ESC that you would be ok. In this case, that's 16 gauge.. the same gauge as the wire harness that came with my X650. Does anyone know if that will be ok? Exopackshiu, what did you use...

I would agree. The Naza JUST became available this week and that frame is pretty bullet proof. Awesome for someone that is just starting out and may be a little vertically challenged for a bit.

So I just got my new WooKong in the mail today (along with Avroto's & a new frame). I'm hoping to have some time this weekend to get started on the build. I'll be putting it on my XAircraft x650 frame for now. What I'm wondering know though is what should I expect from this unit? It seems...

Not sure if everyone has seen, but there has been some movement with the new firmware. They have a beta release out for the "P" owners and it should be moved to a regular release for all users sometime next week. Let's keep our fingers crossed that it actually does what it's advertised to do...

Afropower! I love the name.

Looks like the Naza is out in the wild now. FoxTech is showing 12 in stock and ready to ship for a grand total of $220. http://www.foxtechfpv.com/djinaza-multirotor-controller-preorder-p-399.html

The output from the 1212 will go to your two servos on the camera mount. This will allow the 1212 to stabilize your camera. If you want to set up a slider or switch on your radio to move the camera mount (tilt down for example) then you would have to run a servo wire from the channel you are...

I wonder if he would ship to the US? I'm going I have to reach out and see. Thanks for the info.

Is there extra protection if you use Paypal only with your credit card? I've been using it with my bank account lately because there are less fees that way, but don't want to lose any of the protection if that is the case. -Terry

It's going to take an awfully big servo to tilt that back prop. :tennis:

Welcome Pete. Durango is some beautiful country and I'm sure you will have some fantastic shots from the air before you know it. What type of craft are you thinking of building? -Terry

Wow, I knew we had some talented folks visiting the site, but this really is a great group. Cheers to you all for pushing this hobby in the right direction. :tennis:

So I was thinking about somethings today and it got me wondering what type of person is drawn to multirotors. Figured this was something good to ask everyone here, so I'll get it started. I'm a mobile software engineer specializing in iPhone/iPad apps. Building MR's is a lot like software...

Never knew net books were so cheap. What specs are guys using and how is the performance? It would be nice to grab another tax deduction before the year ends. To bad I can't write off my copter parts. :-/

I'll be doing the same next week. I've been using my Mac for all of my heli stuff over the last year and haven't really had any problems so far.

I saw it over at RCG. I was tempted to jump on it, but I needed something with GPS as well. That's a fantastic deal though!