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nice vids kappytan

I shall let you know later this week I've just ordered one myself from BYOD

it was 25knots here tested on a Kestrel 2000 anemometer :)

you will be way over 7kg, with the gh3 and zenmuse over 8kg

Have you programmed the ESC,s?

they are close, i put hot glue over my solder points. what are you doing about lighting?

Velcro is good for clothing lol:). 3m Dual lock is a better fastener

if you plait the motor wires it will shorten the lengths. The T motor ESC's I used have bullet connectors built into them so the motor wires are perfect length after plaiting. I guess you could shorten the wires on the ESC's

"Tapatalk API is expired. If you're the admin of this community please update Tapatalk API to the latest version. Thank you." that is the message i get when i try to connect. I can access the app though now

I get a message saying the account has expired and can't open the threads, other forums On taps talk are as normal

Put some money in the meter

hi sorry just got the update email some reason they take a week to come through? anyway my over all take off weight is 8.3kg the T Motor 40amp ESC's are a good fit on the Droidworx PDB trying to fit anything larger will probably require longer spacers, i like the bullet connectors on the...

I'm using 2x Desire 6S 8300mah batteries and am getting 10+ minutes with 34%-38% left in them and am carrying a zenmuse Z15 and sony nex 5r

I have a similar set up but am using wkm and Tmotor 15x5.5 props very happy with it. I am also using Tmotor 40amp ESC's

I have Tmotor MN4012-13 and they have 2 different size bearings. One is 5x11x5 the other is 5x16x5. This tool would be handy hope you broaden your range to include a tool for this size.

i'm using 5.24 and mine does not go out of gps all seems good

cheers here's a video and a better pic of it flying i'm getting 10 minutes + with 35% left and using desire v8 6s 8300mah

a day at the beach featuring "birdman" :tennis: skyjib 6ti sony nex5r zenmuse z15

spend as much as you possibly can on your computer get the best specification you can afford you'll regret it later if you don't, have you considered getting your adobe cs6 via the creative cloud...

i use a toshiba gosmio great pc laptop and runs my editing software no problem http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/qosmio/x870