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I'm curious about the offset coaxial arrangement as well. Does it fly about the same as regular coaxial?

Congrats! Glad to see someone using these on a show.

Good to hear.

Hot glue and duct tape ought to fix it.

Impressed. Very impressed.

Telephoto lens makes it look closer than it really is.

Ken, Thanks for posting. Looking forward to seeing more. -Ben

Fairly positive overall, with a slightly ridiculous spin at the end. None of my neighbors have expressed any concerns over privacy. These things aren't exactly quiet. A ladder or binoculars would be the stalker's tool of choice.

Anyone tried these? Just curious. (Happy with Xoar already though.)

That is incredible. Great looking footage and nice music selection.

Ken, sorry to hear it man. Hope you heal quickly. Thanks for sharing the story though as it is a good reminder for us all.

Just did a really windy shoot over water. The new firmware performed well.

Welcome to the forum from another Georgia native. There's a ton of knowledge here. I relied on it heavily to get my start and still use it a lot. Plenty of friendly and helpful folks. One of the best forums I've ever been a member of.

Looking good. Is the X8 as good in the wind as they say it is?

We flew and shot all day yesterday with the new firmware. Keep the beeping - it's good to have.

So I went ahead and loaded the new firmware on our Cinestar. Flies great! Altitude hold works well even on this windy day here in Georgia - much better than previous firmware. Time to install that GPS board that has been waiting on the shelf.

Sounds like it will be an interesting build. I've been very curious about the coaxial rigs. I think Kopterworx uses the same size props top and bottom for WKM, and they've experimented a lot.

I use manual mode only for about 99% of the time. But there are times when those features will be very useful.

That's what I thought. Thanks for the help.

Now that AH works different, is it necessary to shield the sensor from light?