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I just ordered one this week. Cant wait to get it. Very pleased with the speed in which the unit was shipped out (not quite here yet-just ordered few days ago). I am going to try a T2i on a AV130. Space is very limited, this seems to be a great solution. Glad you are having success with it.

Good for you Jesper. I know that feeling well. Wonder if unbalanced props caused the bearing to go bad. Again, I am new to the hobby, but I can see how a vibration from the prop would cause that to happen. Hopefully some experienced person will answer that for us :). Glad you figured it out.

I am certainly no expert but I am wondering if your props need to be balanced?

Bart I would be interested in your thoughts about that lens. I am in the market for a wide angle lens. That lens gets some great reviews and I have been considering it for a couple weeks now. If you like it for our application (pics from MR) - might be time to pull the trigger. Thanks for your...

seems kloner and i might shop at the same places. i am using twisted hobby power combo...also turnigy 3s - works good. i have more or less abused the plane and she keeps on providing the fun. unfortunately i do not know what the weight is. i do know that i was not shy with the glue and she flys...

bart this video is the reason i bought my 3d buster. i think it took me all of a day to get it flying. maybe a weekend to get it dialed. lots of fun, very tough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kE1et4x2_pA#!

+1 on the telink foamie. lots of fun. very tough.

Precision Aerobatic Addiction X. Funnest plane I have ever flown! Very forgiving yet extremely capable...all at the same time.

thanks for the info. I am going to give the Strato a try. Unfortunately, it does not seem to be in stock at mikrokoter US. Sent them an email, tomorrow might look around the web and see if I cant find one. Thanks again. - John

So I am in need of some help. I am going to stuff a T2i onto a AV130. There is not a bunch of room for anything coming out of the side of the T2i. Originally I planned on just plugging in a intervalometer. I am thinking that I would like to give this "Strato Snapper" a go to release the shutter...

welcome. seems there are a few of us colo guys here. I will be in Denver late June and if you have a MR by then, lets fly, if you dont, maybe you want to see one in action. anyways, great forum to learn from and get some real solid advice. has helped me huge. Nice pics at your website too...

Dave have you or do you know anyone that has used magic lantern or a similar CHDK with the t2i/550d? Form what I gather, magic lantern would allow internal intervalometer. allowing for some spray and pray and not needing anything connected side of DSLR. I am concerned about the complexity of...

not sure about the 450 but i can certainly testify that the 550 with naza is super fun and easy to learn on. i had some experience with heli's and picked it up super quick. my son however, 9 years old, spent some time on a sim and within a week was ripping the 550 around. the dji stuff is super...

very new to this hobby but I think it might have something todo with the voltage from the lipo. you can adjust those fail safe points in the naza assistant. i also think that your led should have been flashing red in this scenario. glad you did not cut yourself pulling the battery connector :)...

thanks again - im gonna do a bit of research and pull the trigger on some stuff today.

Thanks - would you recommend certain equipment or vendors? http://www.rangevideo.com seems like a good place, I just have no idea. I have never bought any of this type of equipment.

see there...great info. i had no idea @ the space being that tight. had not crossed that bridge yet. seems there are some solutions though. i wrestled with the whole 550mm part, but from what i have been told is that this setup will do the job. we will soon see :) thanks dave.

Hello to all - first off - great site I have gained lots of knowledge on this forum. I have just ordered a T2i to fly around and take some pics. THe little I know leads me to believe I can use the output on the camera to see what the camera is looking at. I have exactly no experience with FPV. I...

they will spin then stop. then you have to advance the throttle, if you dont, after a few seconds you will have to re-arm the motors. have fun

Torgen - welcome to this forum. You will find, like I did, it is a great place to learn multi-rotor stuff. I too am quite new to the hobby but from what I understand, changing your prop size will have more todo with what it would lift. I might be completely wrong and I f I am, someone here will...