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Thanks for sharing your experience, Pete. I dig your colorful fleet. Did you use some sort of iron to heat up the film on the arms? I put film on the arms of our Cinestar using a heat gun with decent results, all while wondering if an iron would've worked a lot better. Let me know what you...

Thanks for the update! You saved me some time - much appreciated.

Looks good, Bart!

FS700 on our Cinestar...

Replaced a couple of the carbon fiber tubes with longer tubes - pretty easy. We successfully flew the FS700 for the client - the commercial will air in December. We hope to share a few clips in a few weeks.

Very impressive test.

Good to have you here on the forums.

I ordered mine from overseas, but I think Aerial Media Pros sells them (they post on the forum sometimes and are US based).

It was some tricky flying. We should be able to post it again in a month. We had permission, but a small issue came up.

Two man.

The demo reel for the camera is pretty slammin. Those folks know how to sell some cameras.

Sorry, had to pull down the video temporarily. We'll share it again in a few weeks. thanks, Ben

The irony is that the edit suite use to be my daughter's bedroom :tennis: (she has a bigger room now). People would likely be surprised to learn that some national TV shows are cut at an editor's house. Glad you enjoyed the video - we appreciate it.

Thanks guys. We're pumped about the win. (Now back to work... In the edit suite cutting a new highlight film.)

Thanks Kloner! You've got me wanting to build a TBS Disco. When the time comes, I'll go on an FPV pilgrimage and seek out your wisdom. You're the man!

Continuing to move forward with flying this camera... We got the gimbal stretch finished, so we'll be able to handle the longer camera. The reason I went for the long flight time is for the shoot we've got lined up - it will make life easier with the unpredictable subject matter. Hope to share...

WE WON! Thanks to all the great folks that voted. We appreciate your support. (Double thanks to Chris.) Here's the list of winners: http://www.yakangler.com/spotlight/item/1686-2012-kayak-angler%E2%80%99s-choice-awards-winners

Tabb has been very supportive of our efforts from the very beginning, and I know him to be a very straightforward guy that is committed to building awesome products. I'm sure that this upcoming "Epic specific Cinestar" will be an impressive machine because he wouldn't release it otherwise.

PRC6 connectors work well too: http://www.progressiverc.com/prc6-connectors-2-pairs.html

I just ran a quick test this evening. I strapped a 5 pound plate to my gimbal (approximate weight of FS700+lens), wired up two 11,000mah MaxAmps batteries (4s) and got about 14 minutes of flight time. Looks like we'll be flying a FS700 very soon.