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Not sure, maybe someone else will chime in.

Sure have, and so have many others. Here's my example from several years ago now.

Here us go: http://www.multirotorforums.com/threads/tour-of-austin-tx-in-sphercial-panoramas-taken-from-my-quad.22393/#post-191013 And this guy has great photos and video but guarantee he is one of reasons for new "law": http://www.cvsherman.com/Galleries/OverAustin/

Have you seen what some Austin flyers have posted as far as vids and pics go? One guy posted on MRF photos taken pretty much adjacent to the airport. He got mad when I pointed it out. He thinks it's ok since he's a "pro" I guess.

Nope. I sent a report via the software and listed my problems. Waiting now. Hope to have some more time to mess with it this weekend. Would really like to start a mapping project next week.

Ridiculous! But I understand too. You know what our slogan is in San Marcos? "Keep Austin 30 minutes away"

I can tilt/pitch it down via the transmitter control and no problem (except its not perfectly straight down). It's when I pick up the copter and move it around as if it were pitching/rolling in flight, when I have the nose up to say 30 degrees is when it starts buzzing/vibrating and it goes into...

Finally got my quadframe V2 gimbal installed with the CP controller. I spent a lot of time balancing and I added some nylon bolts with nuts through the rubber dampers so that I could manually adjust the stiffness since the CP likes that. I just did an autotune and all seemed to go fairly well...

Been working on getting the gimbal installed and balanced. I added some nylon bolts and washers through the rubber dampers so I could adjust the stiffness since the CP Gimbal controller likes a stiffer mount. Managed to run an autotune on the CP controller and it seems to have done well except I...

Thanks a bunch Steve! I was suspicious that might be the case (or lack thereof) and you confirmed it!

Also found this converter: http://www.helipal.com/hdmi-to-av-converter-for-fpv-system.html

I am considering moving up to the Sony a5100 with Sigma 19mm lens for aerial mapping purposes and other general still/video work. I have found a nice trigger setup that I can use with my stratosnapper or with a little converter for Pixhawk from mobilexcopter. Simple multi shutter - Pixhawk...

Did nothing other than keeping the wires as short as possible with no bullets. Interesting how many folks have asked about this. See post #6 for my explanation.

Had an excellent day flying and tuning. Ok, so it only made it to 63°F. :) I added 989g to simulate gimbal, camera, controller, etc. weight. It still hovered at right around center stick and around 34A with AUW of 5.85 kg. Right at eCalc estimate. I'll tell you what was most impressive. First...

TGIF - Thank God Its Friday because I actually had time to mess with it. Yes, the firmware update fixed it. Charging now so I can fly today! Its gonna be close to 70 and probably close to no wind. I love living in the south when I see the weather up north!

TGIF! Problem solved! Should have done the firmware update first.

Same behavior on the truck battery. Going for a firmware update/reinstall when I get time.

Let us know your progress once you get the replacement. Sorry for the delay in flight.

Sure, I'll hook it up to my truck battery when I get home. Thanks again for trying to help! Excellent suggestion.

Forgot to mention that I also lowered the charge wattage to 100 on iCharger and then tried the 4,2,1 amps with the 6S 8000mah. Same results = Termination at 3m:01.