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First of all a very warm welcome to you.... Thank you for taking the time and write down your opinion about this.....but you nailed it with "WHO DO I TRUST" Most of the time I have seen it happening like this: Some guy sees some great Aerial videos on youtube, run to the next shop or ask that...

They buy it from China for $ 0,15....sell a container of this stuff for the price you saw on kloner's suggested web-shops, and you are a rich man in no time.... Chris

No more playing around with Dad's stuff for the kids...and cleanig up the workshop for the next 3 week..... Chris

I am not familiar with a Bumblebee, but the principle of of initial set-up is almost always the same, regardless of the equipment use. Even in case you know already: First step is to create a new model in your transmitter (airplane, no mixers, all trim to 0...) Second step (at least I do it...

You guys rock.....could watch your stuff for hours....it's like listening to Chill-out music with my eyes BTW: What a beautiful place to have a nice weekend with the preferred lady... Chris

Is Bart out of bed already ....????? Chris

This one would be the only one to meet your requirment: http://mikrokopter.altigator.com/index.php?main_page=more_news&news_id=245 If you can live with less (like in most cases in reality) you should look at this one...

Congrats....It's great so see how something starts as an idea....and eventually see it flying In car terms, it sounds like a Chevy Blazer V8 with open pipes....gives me goose pimpels Chris

+++1 I guess Bart is still in bed, and it might take some time to get a response from him. Would als be a good idea to collect the "newbie threads" from the last couple of weeks and shift them to the new section (if a new section will be implemented)...don't know how much work is involved...

What you describe is something I saw a lot with people beginning RC hobby, regardless if it was cars, helis, boats...and especially Multirotors. They are all amazed how little input it takes from the transmitter side to have a huge effect on the vehicle. I bought a ladybird for my 12 y. old, and...

Lately there is a lot of threads coming up starting like: Hey I am Jack from Nowhere, I am new to this whole UAV thing and want to start a business....what would you suggest to buy......? I think it would be great if Bart would implement a NEWBIE sektion (written in bold letters). It would be...

The first one comes from China, the second one comes from South Africa...... Did you read this already: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?1617-Before-you-buy-please-read-this...

If you can control your Ladybird, you can fly almost anything (Multirotors). Everything small is difficult to move around in the air, the reason is not so much the "sophisticated controller" but just the size and mass of the aircraft. Many years ago I tried to learn how to fly RC single rotor...

Not really too much you can do wrong, but have your barbeque stuff handy in case you go up in flames........:tennis: Chris

At the moment you can't use the iOSD with NAZA M.....not a clever move from DJI. I bought the iOSD but never bothered to use it. Got myself the Eagle Tree OSD Pro and the Eagle Tree eLogger V4. A bit more efford in setting up, but fully customizeable and I can see the Amp draw, something I am...

In the DJI iOSD manual on page 6 you got a nice wiring diagram. Look at the box: "OTHER WIRELESS VIDEO TRANSMITTER" DJI side Immersion side AV-Out (yellow) ---> Vid (yellow) Av-GND (brown) ---> GND (black) UART (2x orange) ---> not used...

On my way home it just hit me like....the only reason to use a 360° servo is to use it for the PAN (rotating around its vertical axis) , and the PAN is not controlled by the NAZA. ROLL and TILT are connected to the NAZA, and PAN is connected directly to the transmitter.....so if you use it like...

In Naza (or WooKong) Software you can adjust the servo travel. Manual says it can be set between +1000/-1000....don't know how much this is in degrees. But you can try to set it to +0/-0 and see what happens. Chris

And how are you going to align the puck....I can't see that little arrow which you normally find in front of the puck.....??? Just guesswork....??? Good luck.... Chris

You can actually "hack" any servo for 360° rotation.....just a question how good you are with tinkering on small things: http://www.pololu.com/blog/24/continuous-rotation-servos-and-multi-turn-servos http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-modify-a-servo-motor-for-continuous-rotatio/?ALLSTEPS...