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my friends went out the other day while i'm recovering and they did something remarkable. Reminds me why i picked em as friends http://flitetest.com/articles/fpv-as-an-accessibility-option-for-the-disabled Good job Kyle and Treg! things like this help people that freak out about drones see a...

It's a hot topic, we need to thrust any good things we can about the machines we play with.....

competition is such a game changer

been trying to teach myself the whole animated splash screens and what not. slowly getting there, next i wanna fancy up the logo with some plugins and do some sort of animation with it. The owner of ritewing had a kids day at his school and wanted a cd to take with some fun proximity flying so i...

yes you can. it is a wire for hero2 live out,,, it works alright, esp if your comparing to that cam. the main reason to use a seperate bord cam is to get a higher quality picture in the downlink. the WDR feature the higher end cams have makes it so you can look at the sun and see in the shaddows...

thats on everyones mind! spill the beans

that is the usb driver, it's installed seperately

hovers fine, wont haul but without oscilating. 8" hover pefect and won't oscilate...... it's like you hold em back and they behave... any motor/prop has it's line everything you've seen me fly was 8" props on discos

those leopards are bad to the bone and smooth, but there 2814 kinda motors 30 amp is perfect, 4s and 8" prop

http://www.altitudehobbies.com/brushless-motors/leopard-brushless-motors/leopard-3536-8t-960kv-brushless-motor http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=19586 you can fly with the prop adapters they come with they just suck. if the nut gets loose the pro adapter can leave

i focus on what throttle range makes em shake worse. Basicaly i run the whole thing..... when you get done and fire it up, theres zero motor vibes that you can feel by hand. They don't come out of the box like that, a builder makes it happen

I'm sure that's happening too. Building my heavy lifter with plush and pray this doesn't get me on that build my big symptom hoverfly problem/zephyr thing was a swinging main voltage. the zephyr had a magnet laying on the stator shorting it there. like up and down 3 volts. the shorted out...

there isn' alot of playing with esc programing other than motor timing. That makes it run hotter than normal, or lesser than normal. usualy a motor likes one of them best. played with that alot in SRH's. The rest is basicaly disabled by lying to it so it won't LVC

you can take them with you, just contact your carrier and find out the restrictions

i do mine after installing everything with the motors on the arms...... first thing i do is fire it up and mark any that have a vibe with a piece of tape. I rotate the prop adapter in those arms and see if it goes away make better than you start or put it back, usualy it is only 2 or 3 optional...

when you see that it should catch your eye, when you see it happen over and over, you want to land. i had a f550 that liked to do this and i'm 99% sure it had something to do with the 1280 video system on it.

if theres no symptom then def C..... they don't all power exactly the same, running on the ground makes the throttle shift all over the place without being visible......

finally got the chopper back from the lidar conference and gave it a going over. the 3 rear motors all had intrusion into the winding, but on in particular was extremely punished. ironicaly it's the one that ate the esc as well so this is pointing in the right direction, has to be. Got it all...

http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?9085-Wobbling-cs8

this behaviour you see on the hoverfly board when you plug in esc's is what i just went through diagnosing on the cinestar 8...... the really obvious part was mine fluctuated voltage differently in different weather. Cold was one thing, warm was another. Then to top it off, in the middle of this...