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I am on the cusp of graduating from flying my F550 to a more steady heavy lifter. I have studied all the known biggies; Cinestar, Droidworx, Dragonflyer, Hoverfly and Aericam. However there is another candidate out there that has very little talk about it and I started this thread to see if I...

I am on the cusp of graduating from flying my F550 to a more steady heavy lifter. I have studied all the known biggies; Cinestar, Droidworx, Dragonflyer, Hoverfly and Aericam. However there is another candidate out there that has very little talk about it and I started this thread to see if I...

I would consider going with Skyrover's upgrade kit: http://skyrover.us/products/skyrover-hexa-frame-carbon-fiber-dji/ He recommends T-motors

I'm a professional photographer for 30 years, all types. Been doing AP from an 18ft. blimp for 15 years, tethered with a JR radio to control pan and tilt, FPV with 8" LCD display. No video, just still shots with a Canon Rebel. I'm retiring the blimp and going multi. I bought a used DJI 550...

I'm a professional photographer who has done AP from a helium filled blimp. I'm practicing with a Flamewheel 550 and I am about to buy an octo. However I think I better do some more research before I invest in a system. I hope more contribute to this thread.

Wow, I never was aware that was the case about FAA. If I go with a copter it will definately be without the blimp. I am so done with that system. Any wind over 10 mph makes it almost impossible to get any good shots, let alone keep it from crashing into trees and buildings. What is the wind...

29 years as a professional photographer specializing in architectural photography. For 15 years I have also been operating Blimp Cam, a helium filled 18 ft. blimp, teathered with remote control servos for tilt and pan. The blimp can go as high as 500 feet. Samples on my website...