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this guy rocks. fast shipper, real deal

was there any differences in weather or location? humid?

it sounds like a bearing going away

I just installed a few of these throughout our fleet and noticed all the artificial horizons roll backwards. in other words, it doesn't lock on the horizon, it indicates what direction the craft tilts and rolls. is there any way to fix it, am i super special to be the only guy with this or is...

the only thing that goes wrong with a motor is break a bearing or bend a shaft. it's shown through heat in use and generaly unstable flight along with noise an esc just works till it doesn't. in my experiance once a esc makes a couple flights, it's golden unless the rig hits water then that's...

that rig is the perfect little setup. as long as you stick with that cam it'll serve you many great flights.

Adobe premiere is my favorite, get the latest version, has warp post stab, fantastic

We use these http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?index=0&sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=141004792764

I had a vision and brought it together, we collectively all four founded the biz

haha, send me your addy, i'll make ya one kloner pilot, tregtronics it/edit/sales, jcmonty camera, Tony Sales. were one ugly well rounded crew......

these adapters fit 3515 or 3520 http://aerialmediapros.com/store/prop-adapters/354-carbon-prop-adapter-for-epic-500-motors.html i love these tiger props, i'm done with anything but......

we have taken on partners for every major involved task into the company & it is an even split, but everybody brings a particular skillset to the table. We have the pilot take care of the airframe and power, camera guy stays on the camera tasks from settings to operation along with...

for an experienced pilot and somebody wanting to go pro is going to need a couple rigs. the 2 sizes we use most is 800mm and a skyjib=huge. we fly nex and gh3 on the 800 hex, but can go slr-red on the jib. if you were gonna try to get in cheap and stick with a hero, i'd either go with a 2 axis...

dam, that's one big eruption. thanks for the heads up

I am sanding, mainly edges. they come pretty close but you want to keep the work towards the center of the prop and leave outside completely alone. I get down to 400 grit, can't imagine getting that close with anything else, even if you add it takes a slight removal or it's not totaly perfect...

Your way better off dealing directly with the manufacturers website, ie the expensive battery guys site. when he has to eat it on a product, he can cause he got full retail. when you buy it from a middleman (hobby shop) you have very little attention for the micro margins they both took to make...

it isn't only sc2000 version of the cam, it's just about every super had ccd sony cam does it to the best of my knowledge

i grew up using JR but went futaba the last few years. Smaller form factor, lighter, better range, excellent link, as pro grade as your gonna get for the money. only downside to 8j is it doesn't come with recargeable battery. i get the nimh AA and recharge on my main lipo charger, has nimh mode.

that is a nice kit chris i'm on the same tru flite spindle i've had for 6 years that came with the balancer, the flight performance speaks for itself. When i bought it got 3 extra spindles and 2 extra stoppers, still sitting there in the drawer..... i use the top flite shaft to balance on my...

all over the world works best......