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Things can happen, but Rob's reaction showes how good customer care can be....makes me want to visit his shop :tennis: Chrisw

Althought I like all of the pics...but the last one is epic Chris

Just checked your links, but from what I see there are the servos (or Hoverfly board) directly connected......how you are controlling the aircraft once you are up in the sky....? Chris

Are you sure you don't mix a few things up....? Whatever set-up you have, you need a Transmitter and a receiver. The Hoverfly board (and any other Flight Control) needs to be connected to a receiver.....If you move the gas stick forward (just as an example), your transmitter is sending this...

+1....that's what it is about Chris

Red, congratulation......I am sure you had a fat, dirty smile on your face when you opened that parcel......? I had this JETI for a long time on my radar, but the fact that the delivery was postponed over and over again, I bought the Futaba T18. What I like about the JETI is the unique design...

....you are my hero....thanks a lot for sharing the "secret". Now it's clear to me. Didn't know that there is a wireless trainer solution..... Just one question: On the "Master", did you use S-Bus for the Wookong and "normal" channels for the Zen, or did you hook them all in the traditional...

Is there any information when and where these motors are avalible for sale......? Can they be ordered directly at TigerMotors....? Chris

Hello and welcome.... You did not join "a" multirotor forum.....you joined THE Multirotor forum. No Bullshi* here....just a true Gentlemen's Club. Your experiece with MR sounds very familiar to me (and I am sure to a lot of other guys here on the forum)...but we are all here to learn and...

At the moment I am looking for the "ideal" and easiest methode to connect the S800 / Zenmuse to switch between 1 man/2 man operation. I searched the net, but could not find "the" answer. What I have avalible: S800 Zenmuse NEX WooKong M 2x FrSky-TFR8-SB 8/16 Channel S-bus receiver 1x...

That's true, a lot of the stuff is "Made in China"....but to buy things I would only go for a (if possible local) distributor with a proven strong customer care reputation. Saved a few pennies by buying in China and being lost if something goes wrong.....not very wise. Chris

....black and red color scheme, carbon booms, top and bottom plate....this applies to a lot of frames today.....I would not call this "stealing"...... Chris

At the moment I would only consider flying waypoints in an area where I could not harm anybody once the bird turns into a brick....on the other hand, in that area where you live there should be enough opportunities to fly waipoints and get beatiful nature footage... This flight controls -...

This stuff is so amazing......makes you just think how the future will look like... Chris

I was always under the impression that waypoin flying is rather useless and more a "toy" than a serious instrument....but your vid convinced me to look deeper into this. BTW: That's a very nice area where you were flying....is it somewhere around Stockholm ? Chris

Hello Just check out the Vendor support site on this forum: http://www.multirotorforums.com/forumdisplay.php?5-Vendor-Support ...quiet a few who are sitting in the States. Also the supplier list on this forum...

Swedes are the best....no doubt about it :tennis: Did you in any way interfere during the flight, or you just just program the way-points and let it fly and do it's job......? Chris

This stuff is really amazing.....there is more stuff about these "vagra" dealers : http://www.schiebel.net/Products/Unmanned-Air-Systems/CAMCOPTER-S-100/Introduction.aspx Chris

On the pic they are lined up like soldiers, ready to go into battle......let them do the fighting and let us know :tennis: Chris

This might help you to get some ideas: http://thephotographysite.org/using-the-gaui-500x-for-fpv-and-aerial-photography/ There is also a "tuning part" avalible for the 500X: http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=76_79&products_id=568 Since the 500X is a real...