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That sounds like a really cool program @crayfellow. Nice way to give back to the community and get some new enthusiasts involved! I have not used the Taranis for the traditional buddybox setup - but I've connected it with a simulator on the computer through the port on the back. There is a...

Always helps to have a little help :). Even if it's just for clarification or reinforcement to what you already suspect to be the proper direction for the build.

Good luck Aaron! And welcome to the forum. Keep us updated on your project and how it's going. Lots of great folks around here who are always willing to help. Have fun and fly safe.

You can certainly bind a single radio (transmitter) with multiple receivers. Makes life a whole heck of a lot easier.

Good luck! It's a trip for sure.

I adjust the expo for smoother physical movement based on my stick moves. It chills out the MR response (especially yaw) so that filming can be more mellow. I think dual rates are mostly used for planes to have multiple setups (extreme aileron response, mellow aileron response etc). That way...

I don't race - but I will say that the monitor was an easier transition from LOS for me. The goggles can be disorienting , at least in the beginning. If you have any hope of keeping an eye on kids - then the monitor is the only way to go. :)

Wait, that's YOU in the video? I was convinced you had a Multirotor hat on at all times! :) The craft certainly seems impressive. And you're right - creepy quiet. Good luck with the testing.

+1. No question there are probably cheap alternatives that run off alexmos controllers that will save time and money. But if you like to tinker - have at it! :)

Actually, THIS forum has been fairly devoid of trolls :) But you're right - there are always all kinds on these forums. And it can make it tough sometimes to gather what seems like simple answers sometimes. @cootertwo - I do find it a bit strange that the web site is not updated. Seems that...

You probably could if you have access to where the imu is placed, and the size of the controller fits the mount.

Welcome aboard Ozzy. Seems like you have been bitten hard by the Multirotor/RC bug :). You have come to the right place for like minded folks who share in your enthusiasm. I'm not experienced with the long-range FOV, but I'm sure you'll find some advice over in that section. In terms of...

Sounds like an interesting idea. Will you be incorporating stock footage libraries? Keep us updated.

Well, 90+ inches of 4k ought to do it :)

I agree with dazzub. Doesn't sound right. I don't own an inspire - but I've been editing several video sessions shot with the inspire. There are some shots that are really quite amazing with how it holds and transitions. The only thing I noticed is that the gimbal yaw speed really needs to be...

Ah. That's different I guess. Do you have clients that are actually viewing the 4k on 4k monitors/TVs? Glad you got the shots safely. Land those whales!

Are you uploading 4k for a client? If it's for us boneheads around here, you know transcoding to 1080 won't make the horizon look like its drifting, right? ;)

Why don't you edit that ****? :)

Great looking build - great looking shot!

Love it. And the warning in red :)