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  1. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    I think the Naze32 killed the Revo :) Make sure you read about the gimbal. They can really be crap - so read reviews of any specific gimbal you choose. The Tarot 680Pro has places to tap into power on the integrated PDB.
  2. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    I think it depends on whether you want GPS. Also, you realize that the tarot gimbal is only 2-axis, correct? Probably fine for just photo. But if you wanted video - 3 axis is much better.
  3. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    It's possible to put the ESCs on the frame - but it's right. I ran mine on the motor mounts with no issues. There is plenty to read about it if you have a week to 10 days. The debate rages on... :) You need to look up those two pieces of gear and see what voltage they require. Also the FC you...
  4. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    Do you want to do FPV as well? You never mentioned that. Are you asking about connecting for power? Depending on the equipment you buy, you can either run it off the flight batteries or you may need a regulator to provide stepped down voltage.
  5. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    You haven't really described your "needs," so I'm not sure if they would overwhelm some of the other options that are far easier. Budget is also a factor. Programming multiwii or Pixhawk can be challenging (or worse), and are very full featured, and reasonably priced. Something like the Naza V2...
  6. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    Are you a tinkerer? Or would you prefer a simpler FC?
  7. Motopreserve

    Would this be a good build for aerial photography?

    The one you linked is the older version. It doesn't have an integrated power distribution board and has an older version of the folding mechanism - which reportedly broke easier. The wide angle you refer to creates what's called fisheye - and that's something many people try to avoid. If you...
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