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They still seem to be holding up well, and we are using them! When I get the XM, I'll likely run it on MaxAmps batteries too.

Welcome to the forum. It's a good one, lot's of great info and even better people.

Thanks for the tips here. I went ahead and purchased a Stratosnapper today for an upcoming shoot with a FS700 because of your recommendation - looks like a nice piece of gear.

Just watched it with my daughter. A fun documentary with some amazing footage.

WOW! That was impressive. It was obvious that the wind was howling. Your rig took in stride. Very impressive.

Thanks John - we appreciate it. Thankfully we started in the smallest space first, so it got easier from there.

Thanks, guys. I appreciate it. It was a tough shoot, tight quarters, but that big dino at the end was a blast.

Des, awesome work man! I hope to try out FPV sometime down the road. You've lit a fire under me.

Highlight reel added in this thread: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?6276-Flying-with-the-dinosaurs

A few highlights from Thursday's shoot inside of the Tellus Science Museum:

Warthox is the man. You can tell that he puts a lot of time into practicing his flying skills. You don't get that good by accident.

I fly figure 8 patterns in the front yard with the Blade MQX. Then I try to push that sucker as hard as I can. I fly it in wind too, even though it doesn't fly well. I fly it without the body because I don't have a body for reference on my Cinestar. A new trick I've been doing lately for...

Awesome video. I need to get one of those wireless HD setups (when I have the cash).

Yuri! You crack me up man.

I second that. Well put, Yuri.

No worries. Glad you enjoy our work! Folks like you drive us to do better.

We'll have video from this shoot next week. Glad you like it Chris!

The article that jhls3 is referring to: http://matthewpediablog.wordpress.com/2012/09/28/impossible-made-beautiful/

Machine meets beast...

Can you tell us more about the setup? Thanks for sharing!