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You are no fool at all....just going through what we all went through. Most of the "toys" we buy in the RC field are industrial made...no one is looking if the connectors are soldered properly, if all screws are tight and with thread lock, if all gears are meshed up in the right way and so on...

If you do this long enough, you don't waste your thoughts anymore about the "out-of-the-bag" quality of electrical connections. As soon as I buy something with cables on it (Flight Controls, LiPo Batteries, etc) I get my box with the only two connectors I use: EC5 (bullet style) or XT-60...

Thats the best use I've ever heard for GoPro's....hahahah...just wondering what you do with the 1.000.000.000 earplugs Chris

This is not just a shop, this is a place where you go with a tent (inside) and stay for a week....or two Chris

After reading all this articles, to me it looks like there will be no comercial aerial photography in the future in America....and all related businesses....meaning you guys are out of business. I guess to wait for a reasonable solution is the same like waiting to see a pink aligator fly aruond...

But didn't the Russian guys from the ISS Space Station land in Casachstan today....they might have had the Chinese EMS guy with your parcel on board....glad you got your stuff Chris

....Denny, are you aware that we won't let you go without pic's, detailed explanation, schematic circuit diagram, shopping list etc......:nevreness: Chris

Since you are from Belgium, did you check out the monitor from Digitech: http://shop.jet-1a.com/product_info.php?products_id=1797&osCsid=412448325e730391daa74c66b5c9d769 LCD brightness: 450cd/m2 is not bad...or at least equal to the Foxtech....and the rice is OK. Chris

yeeeah....SONY is coming up with a vew new cameras, and dealers have to get rid of stock....but I stopped a long time ago to jump always on the latest hype.... Chris

You can actually take any indpendent flash which can work in a "slave" mode...but to work it wireless you need the original little sony flash. I cover the little SONY flash in a way that the emitting light doesn' hit the person in front of your camera, but gets somehow reflected backwards, and...

CONGRAT's to the winner...... BTW...what are those concept drawings at that red wall....? Enjoy the rest of the day, and come home safely, guys.... Chris Chris

If you want to make this a full-time business, my answer would be "maybe". The problem is not to set something up, it's more the details to run it. You need A LOT of electricity to heat it up and keep the desired temperature (~ 509°C). You also need to have the process under control, since the...

You are a lucky man....your kids are gorgeous....and the pic's couldn't be better....very natural look....no artificial studio stuff.....congrats Chris

I had them always on my radar, but one eye was always looking at the price tag.....maybe I should close my eyes when hitting the "palce an order" button....thanks for your review....much more worth than any advertising fary tales. Chris

cool..... Chris

Channels on a receiver are also pretty handsome as a "power source" for LED's for example, and to control these. Chris

I also had a look at these (I guess it's for S800), but the weight is a bit uhuhu...but anyway, these kind of pneumitcs all work on the same principals. This might help you: http://rcuvideos.s3.amazonaws.com/rcuvideos/magazine/reviews/273/robartretracts.wmv...

A very easy way to soften the flash is to cover the flash with one or two layers of white toilet paper....normally it comes in 3-layer sheets, but that is to thick. Chris

hahahah...but one thing anybody has to admit...he is living his dream. How many of us can actually do it :tennis: ....I'm kinda jealous Chris

The easiest for your purpose is to choose one of the built-in sceenes. Check out manual on page 45....just shoot a few pics with each scene (Sunset, Night Portrait, Night Scene) http://www.docs.sony.com/release/NEX5N.pdf That's the easiest way without studying photography science...and make...