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Dave, the Naza only has one brain, so it also houses the sensors. I'm almost 100% sure it has to go flat, otherwise it won't fly! I may be mistaken though... :) not the first time! Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I haven't read the instructions yet, but I assume so, so it knows which way is up. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Doing a Naza FPV setup. See my other post :) Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just starting the FPV build tonight. Things are a bit tight, but I think it will all fit! Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice! I'm just starting a new FPV F450 build tonight, so I could also do with landing gear! Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh go on then, I'll be there :) anyone interested in sharing petrol costs for my people carrier from Berkshire, I'll have a few seats spare. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It could also be the imu, is it tied down really firmly to the center plate? It can't just be fixed with velcro otherwise it will move and vibrate. It needs to mimic exactly what the heli does to work properly. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dom, I think I mentioned props before. I did my maiden flight on 13 inch props and it was very unstable, it oscillated loads. Do a search in the meets section, you will see a video of it. I have now tried some cheap 12" epp props and they work loads better. I have some 11" graupners on the way...

I set mine to about 300-350C. Just see how it goes, you may need more! Get the wire nice and hot and the solder will flow properly. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I changed from 30a jdrone esc's to 40a hobbywing pentium and it's all working lovely now! Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Boris, yes, good idea. I did think about that, but didn't get around to doing it! There is already another build planned, but I just need to think about it a bit more to figure out what I want to do. I find the big hexa a bit like a bus to fly, where my flame wheel is more like a little...

Best to get a big temp. adjustable soldering iron. That's the only way to get good joints with a wire that size. Just one bad joint and gravity takes over :( here's a pic of mine, not the best out there but does a brilliant job. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Keith, the only reason I did it that way was red=right was easiest to remember. I know other aircraft or boats may have other ideas :) Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a hexacopter and I have installed 6 bright LEDs to show me the orientation. I have 2x red on the right, 2x green on the left and white front and back. I always remember "red=right" and it really helps. The LEDs are from an online modelling place, I can't search now because I'm on the...

Just checked and it is already set to 0.05. I might have another play with the gain settings, it seemed to make a difference last time I adjusted them. Thanks, Gunter.

Is it just one motor or all of them? I had a similar problem where my esc's were getting too hot and shutting down because they weren't man enough for the job. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Jack, When calibrating the transmitter, are you sure that all of the stick inputs are working in the correct direction, ie you don't need to reverse one of them? It sounds like it's not arming properly and one of the sticks are reversed. Gunter.

In a recent shopping spree I noticed a transmitter which stood out. I mostly like it because it is yellow, but the other reason is because of the ease that you can connect telemetry modules to the heli which you can monitor on the transmitter. You can choose exactly which sensors you want to...

I dont think you can put in a point, I have done mine to the closest cm. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Another nice option in the assistant would be for the heli to turn and point in the direction of travel when you click go home. IE user selectable whether it stays in its current orientation or turns to face home. Much better IMO if you are filming. Regards, Gunter. Sent from my iPhone using...