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A crap load of guys preordered them for the U7's only to find out they are not compatible. Don't ask me why because I have no idea. The t80a is the only esc recommended for use with the U7. Furthermore, I hear the combination you mention, u7-490 6s and 18" props will just about melt the heat...

Folks, if you haven't heard of this manufacturer of top quality airframes or have just never considered them because they focused on hex frames only in the past you need to take a second look. In the last year Andrew has added a 1250mm flat 8 monster and will be shipping both a 850 and 1150mm...

I'm using Andrews IMU isolation system and the gyros are getting next to no vibes. It's smooth like butter :-)

Esc temps were good. 115-120f Motors were 140 ish. #2 and # 5 were 170-177f. I was thinking bearings. They feel good and have low hours. Actually less than 2 hours but they do have a crash. It's possible once they heat up they bind, reducing rpm thus giving the symptoms of a motor loss...

It was me that posted it on FB. lol

Scroll to the bottom under "latest" pricing for h6, h3 and h16 as well as new lower pricing for the h14. http://1uas.com/

I can always count on you andrew. I've watched kloners video on alignment. You suspect that will cure my second question but do you have any idea about the main issue?

I just got one of these and they are awesome!!!!! Beware of knock offs, they exist.

Common folks. Please help a brother out. Lots of wicked smart guys here. Do I need to start mailing out cases of beer?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/swiftnav/piksi-the-rtk-gps-receiver/video_share

I have been having a hell of a time with my hex build I started in December. I will be as brief as possible. 1100 hexacrafter, A2, kde 4215-465, 75+ esc, Tmotor 17" props. Aircraft 8kg I have been testing with various props and payloads and she has been running great. Last week I...

Those Anderson's look awesome. I have been using castle creations. Both bullets and complete connectors depending on application. I think for higher amperage they are one of the best.

http://multirotorforums.com/threads/dji-data-viewer-issues-resolved-iosd-log-files.23822/page-3 this solved my problem

Can one of you guys take a look at these files and tell me if they are normal? thanks https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3qh3z0fnldsqvu/FLY030.DAT?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1fw8by2q6jfrmfx/FLY031.DAT?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/300aabpi0i073jl/FLY027.DAT?dl=0...

No. I've tried them all. There is data on some including the pic I posted but the scale of the data is messed up for some reason. Look at the bottom scale.

I just installed on a new computer. When I open up data it looks weird. I dont have seconds across the bottom like it should. here is a pic. As you can see, its impossible to see the information. This is what it should look like: Please help. Thanks

There are probably a hundred out there as good or better depending on price but the point I wanted to make for the newer folks was that this is a tool you cannot afford to go cheap on or you will just get poor performance, frustration and an iron that may not last a month. Just pure...

I have farted around with cheap soldering irons for the last year. I have gone thru 1 radio shack 25 watt and 3 weller Home Depot 40 watt cheapos. They just die. This is a prime example of wasting money on cheap stuff before buying a good one. The other major problem with the lower...

Say what? If it vibrates I'll take 2 for my wife? Lol Still kinda cool.

So for you guys that have decades of rc experience is there currently a need for a premium grade of battery like this or would you rather buy plain Jane tattu @ 1/2 the cost? I can tell right off the bat the shape is not traditional. As Bart said the aircraft may have to be built around...