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as far as i know it's your only way out. the flight controller outputs 1100-1900 ms, the jr is alot shorter, the futaba is the same.... Are you calibrating off the receivers throttle output on the receiver not the flight controller? if not, try that first with the jr...... everything is safe...

haha, i'm never gonna hear the end of it..... what, busted plate glass windows from high rises or the prop guards...... i can't believe that little turd survived that long... after the first time i see the bottom of the arms your like well this aint gonna last long For a hobby guy there is...

put the futaba radio gear back on and recalibrate the esc then put the jr radio back in.... i think you can do it with the jr but it takes alot of programing to move the endpoints out

great, just what every beginer needs, training wheels to keep that party started

i got 2 questions,,,,, how the hell does it bounce of buildings for a while, seriously? Is that just a rig in failsafe or did he really suck that bad? ...... He had no experience to handle that sort of deal, start on the ground dude. I've never seen a multirotor fly by brail, amazing

I've known Brian a while now and he's no joke. The guy has put together more rigs than a collective pool of every rig owned within multirotorforums.com...... he's an animal but he needs to break away more to come fly with kloner I got the flu too, ridiculous.... worse i've ever had, sick going...

Yuri fought a liliput for 6 months. he'd get 50' of range, monitor would go blue...... later he bought a non blue scren type and kicked himself in the butt. he'd returned a couple different sets of fpv transmitters/receivers through out the mission

i'd be careful about what ya buy, alot of them high end monitors blue screen at the slightest loss of signal and can make for some frustrating long nights till you realize you just spent too much and didn't get one designed for fpv. if you got a terradeck then never mind

there is formulas for calculating air density,,, that's gonna be your enemy

if the monitor isn't viewable, is it glossy? have a shade hood? have you changed contrast? the good ones i've seen are readymaderc and foxtech brands..... made for fpv. i use the 8" from foxtech, the down arrow on the front cycles through the 5 contrast levels, use that every day i fly...

they have been building s800's since they came out, i'd have no problem buying one from them

plug in cc3d and see the inputs work... this is a scary time, we had a drunk get into our area and step on then kick a radio across a green. it was too much to handle mentaly, i ordered a new one

the stock arms are 52 grams that fit to 10" prop, these were 68 gram and fit to 14"

our first reel no where left to go but up

there pretty consistent........

as long as it flies at the same consistency it does now i'd say support isn't necesary... things like a hoverlfy pro that works my v2 is on several rigs but the one in particular the 800 has it and it's not as easy to fly... i lift a rig with 20cm longer arms and a wk and it's a whole different...

that was kinda why i just posted all the raw vids form it..... when i lean itno the wind she is getting some headbanging but right about then i'm wearing a wawawa so think i can tame it. theres is a tad of jello in 2.7k too, but that should be a different set of dampers for the lower frequency...

being smaller why won't it fit the old g3 gimbals? center it on the tray no? sucks 4k isn't 24p low light hero3

i'm not sure if it's the skyjib airframe that's so stable or the wookong but the rig i've got a wookong on is ridiculously smooth and way worth the extra money. If it's full retail i'd wait for a2, but if it's a steal, i'd get all i could