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the basics is there is a video transmitter and video receiver. i believe for your area your limited to 25mw power, and the immersion 5.8 25 has a new module in it to make it the most likely candidate for you. The new receivers are still mia, they are uno 5.8 v2 and uno 5800 v3 aside from that...

on the tx cali page, what is the input selected, traditional, sbus, ppm, ? i take it there is individual wores from the receiver to the input ports on naza? that is traditional, look like that is selected? The light where the wire hooks to the pc is green? MC control at the bottom of...

you might be slightly misunderstanding the multi rotor tuning there recomending. You want the heli to hover mid stick in manual, when that is achieved the naza can increase and decrease throttle with authority....... IF altitude hold isn't working but it is propped right, it has something to do...

http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?490-The-Ten-Commandments-of-FPV

the other time it was video and the file was just gone. ne and naza have been through the ringer and back and got a pretty decent understanding of each other

they are really nice flying and easy to setup. I'm still not the most comftorable low flyer with it yet being all manual mode flying, but it's alright. the self leveling modes kinda weird. Wouldn't waste money on the gps part. Out of 6 fpv aircraft, this is the only one thats FUBAR if it ever...

the CG and how it's laid out,,,,,, makes it tilt further with less power and that tilt is forward momentum 100%

twice.... it's in my hex now, been in my disco all along

they have to be to correct for magnetic north. You fly forward in gps mode and watch it's path, twist to correct the path and repeat or you can just look up your exact corrective amount for your area. mines like 16 degrees off here in SD

naza is the same exact support............ only one with actual support from what i see is hoverfly...... and even then just cause you know or are told the problem doesn't make it any easier to figure out. most problems on an MR aren't the FC,,,,,,, Out of everything i started out with last...

i'll offer you $200 for the hfp green board including pp and shipping

whats all that white stuff? Cool little rig, looks fast sooooo, getting the xy8 closer to dialed in. Gotta fix the ratio of stabilization but i gotta say it at least once, if i loose control of this thing it's a huge game over for it. This 9 lbs chopper dives down like a plane...... or bowling...

It's a great stress reliever

It's a new tbs product. don't really know anything about it but it's general idea and name,,,,, Discovery PRO

naza in atti I don't have anything that smooth yet with HF, but i'm close

I'm gonna, but i need a seperate controller. The gimble is ordered. The hoverlfy gps doesn't seem to work for a whole lot of people. theres a thread in the forum, read for yourself and you decide you said your doing AP,,,,,, that's pictures, naza would handle that no problem, it's the AV...

I own hfp and in self level, it's alright, in manual, it's pretty dang smooth. the hfp gps is a touchy subject. yes, dji sensors in general hate crappy installs and failing mechanics. They all do, but when dji fails from it, it's usually pretty violent. i'd never get wkm unless it was a octo...

I've had the frame,,, the copper things the bolts went into came out on one arm, kinda sucked. The esc's do require programing the throttle range as well as faking it to think you have a nimh pack so she doesn't shut a motor off on ya. Get there programing card makes it a breeze. kk is a decent...

if the gps part makes it so you can fly or not, you want a dji nazas work so good on a perfect rig and are the most sensitive little peckers when a bearing is going out or the prop/adapter is bent you'll find

just make sure to note + and - number values, calibrate it before you fly it, and make sure your watches, rings, anything metal on yourself is out of pocket and get 20' away from anything with metal for the best results when you do calibrate it. out of everything dji controllers do, the gps...