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that's my assumption too, it seems like its alot longer than 5 seconds

i've been giving away old airframes hoping my friends will build em out so we can do something like that

hahaha, awesome guys! So the deal now that it's all over was Superman went viral the day i was learning to fly one of these things for this event. It almost tanked the whole gig, but we did it and got it done. It;s funny, everywhere we go with these now all you see if cell phones all around us...

http://www.10news.com/news/men-behind-superman-robot-send-golfers-into-san-diego-skies

theres still a bunch of this stuff uploading, but man was today a blast. We flew these flyguy models for Addidas at there shoe launch the adizero. this is clipped from the guy that organized it's recollection After it was all over and before we got the boot, we took these three models in...

That could have been...... there was alot of pressure

mines 39..... green board with filter

I wasn't do anything but trying to hover it, thing was all over the place, landed it, unplugged it, waited 30 seconds then went after it again and it was back to normal. Second flight

hahaha, try again. my first real anything and that happened in front of em, luckily can fly

what size props did you get?

good luck dude

it is the difference between making 2 of your motors do all the work and all 4 getting an even load so they draw the same power and so they can all catch the corner there watching better with MR's in forward or fast forward flight it's all about vertical cg, hovering, center cg horizontaly

Deans work great, they just have a rating, and it's 60 amps The way i think Barts gotten away with it is you run two, one on each pack, your rig under my weight/prop/motor regularly hits 120 amps, it's about 48-49mph.......... if an fpv guy was going to run it on up to 140amp that i see...

To the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever been allowed to fly anything powered at the glider port..... i flew 8 motors over it..... and they loved it anybody know who Dustin Johnson is? gotta crash course train him on how to fly this thing buddybox in a couple hours.

hahahaha, listen to them things, no oscilating, no weird behaviour, just so big on a dji arm that when the slightest problem comes along, naza hates it and does some fancy things. they all bo, but a 28mm is sooner in the breakdown phase to go nazanitsown than a 22mm

mine did that yesterday on my first gig,,,,, thought i lost my touch,,,,, unplugged, let it rest, it flew fine after re arming. that was on 4.6 the hex that went ballistic the other day with AL on and turned on altitude hold was 4.6v2....

I know alot of you guys are slowfliers carrying alot of weight, but i'm hoping a prop guys in the house and can gimme some sort of direction at changing prop sizes. Lets say a guy flies 12x6 props, but want a higher pitch speed and smaller diameter to make up for the high pitch to hopefully go...

I wound up getting "that" superman in the flick. it's all beat up, he made a newer version and passed it along Taking this thing to a whole new level here tomorrow, i'll share more tthen............ Wait, Farmers what ????? Open