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That's what we call in German "Eierlegende Wollmilchsau".... ( a pig which can lay eggs, gives milk and got wool like a sheep) :nevreness: Anyway...I am first to place an order !!!!!!! Chris

Hello This is a cool gadget...is there any chance it will also work on a Lumix GH2...? Chris

Thanxxx for posting...very interesting Just wondering at 2:04 for how long this guy will keep all his fingers.... Chris

Thanks for the info....but this is one of the reasons why I ALWAYS make my servo leads myself....get the correct lenght and know what's inside. Chris

Hi The dealer where you bought your S800 should be able to tell you about the new ESC's. The S800 was constructed in a way that the S800, the mounting position of the LiPos and the Zenmuse gimbal should form a homogenic unit and only then you would have a perfectly balanced craft. There is a few...

uiiii.....Einer aus Niederösterreich...servus aus Salzburg, und noch viel Spass hier im Forum. Chris

Thanks for the response...but the price can't be worse than the Zenmuse....close to € 3.000,- in some places in Europe. If they are quick, they can make a fortune....Zenmuse won't be avalible for the next couple of weeks :nevreness: Chris

There is a great channel on Youtube from a guy called alishanmao: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8B87700CB566387F&feature=plcp ....quiet informative....the best part is: he is using his YS-X6 on a DJI F550 :tennis: Chris

Now I try it again, since there was no respond to my post (#852) ...the title of that vid clearly indicates that they are testing a A200 gimbal with direct drive motors instead of servos, but I could not get any more information on this. In my opinion this could solve all the servo issues. Maybe...

...I am smiling now...My wife was born not far away from Going, and any now and then we spend a few night here for skiing: http://www.stanglwirt.com/en/ I was born in Vienna and you are right, it's not cheap, especially if you don't know your way around....Chile and Brazil sounds good, but stay...

You might also want to have a look here: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?4994-Matts-PVC-Hexacopter http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?2993-Matts-PVC-T-QUAD ...cheapest way to have fun with Multicopters. Chris

It is packed already in my container going to Brazil....BTW...I used to live not far from you...in Bryanston - Jo'burg...still love SA with all my heart Chris

Thank you for opening this dedicated ZERO UAV section on this forum...I got all the Zero Uav stuff laying around at home and can't use it due to the fact that I am moving to another country.....grrrrr It is much too quiet in here, but that will change once people realize that there is a life...

For me...the waiting and guesswork is over...I will go for the Hoverfly...no need anymore for fishing in too many ponds Thanks for the vid...you made my day Chris

The problem might be that the lubricant in the bearing is different than that one you are about to buy...the mixed lubricants could make the performance worse....If they are sealed bearings they don't really need additional lubricant. If bearings fail than mostly due to the fact that the balls...

Just found this: ...That should solve the servo problem, just could not find a lot more info on mama Google...

You are perfectly right, and Cederic is a great person who knows how to run his business and make his customers happy. I just wanted to show that there is not only problems with Photohigher on the market. Chris

Apart from all the technical details, fails and fixes for this specific product, I had a look at the "gimbal market" in general, and and it should make me actually lough and cry at the same time: Photohigher RSGS: simply speaking...does not work. I slowly suspect that the design of the board is...

Hi Nata How difficult is it for you to get all the Multirotor-FPV-Camera stuff in Colombia...? I am a big fan of South America, but I realized that everything beeing imported to South America is just bloody expensive. PS: Welcome to the board Chris

Here is a video fo the Crane III....for the price of the Crane III there is not too much to complain.