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i didn't look but i think your close to the max rpm for most props like that. kinda the angle i'm looking at for a super speed machine, but is my limit is the rpm it takes to spin that small a prop that hard. the disco i've been rocking is 8" props with 1000kv and 4s, that's some fast props...

I fly 2.4 video on the craft to the diversity, then that transmits in 5.8 from the duo 2400 to a fatshark 5.8 200mw. those being mid gain have huge side and rear lobes. it's a killer 3-5 mile down low rig. can fly off to the sides a couple miles, mile behind it all....... but it's hard to get to...

isn't that the problem,,,, the frame doesn't fit 11" props?

I'm unfamilliar with that linear plane stuff. I'm not sure if 4 feet up or 4" up makes a difference to anything Mines a monitor on a tripod with a diversity receiver, DVR and a pair of 8db crosshair. It'd slide right into a backpack or even a sling like a gun..... mutli rotor in one hand, radio...

when you hang a gopro from something, try zeal tape for helicopter gyros. it's a hirobo product, and amazing stuff, but only if you hang em like i imagine it being done. stiff enough to not shake, soft enough to eliminate an amazing amount of jello

omni as in circular polarized? yagi is horizontal/vertical polarized. rubber duck and this patch you linked are hor/ver polarized. i bet the change was good. Was that before we found the bad reception part or whatever? revisit rubber duck on both end and see if that's working, it should. Then to...

that looks so misserably cold what is the black stuff, water? black snow looking stuff

those work, but they have a super narrow beam width.... if your flying off and can line yourself up with the flight it'd work. but a regular rubber duck will most likely be alot easier to deal with on both ends. it's 900, it just works. assuming this is a quad or whatever. yagi like you had is...

how would that do at speed like a plane? does it always have to point perfectly straight up to make a decent image?

that was crazy, good job bringing her home.

i use contact cement and hard mount all of em

you didn't hurt anything, just blurbed into the middle of ones conversation and felt the need to critique or you wouldn't have said anything to begin with Good luck in your adventures, your gonna need it

these motors are running sweet. Super quiet http://www.altitudehobbies.com/brushless-motors/leopard-brushless-motors

then you'll know what all to look for when you prep it out. I'd never heard of you and a single blade before......... it's like flying an MR, but,,,, there is so many fail points on a SRH, especialy used. Tail drives are a big place to spend time, balance everything, check all the shafts. IF...

that shake was a elevon dragging in the wind, uncontrolled we decided to skip the ZXL for the hero ride and am taking this to the ZXR..... it's a 77" tripple spar carbon all over made for 120 plus. Shes getting a 40mm motor on 8s...... this thing should rip. It's Chris's latest recipe The ZXL...

those sc's probably have a built in bec. when they do you have to remove the red wire from all but one of them. better yet take all the red wires off and get a seperate bec

if it's a first heli, it's going in

if it shakes the man gains are too high, if it shoots off or won't hold a line it's too low....... they usually pitch up when too low

The posts i quoted are enough evidence to get you 4 years and 150k fine in the federal pen. I can't believe you think it's sustainable with a gopro in 720, no gimble, flying in gps mode and it's tilted all over the place...... that's hillarious, the reel is full of super low res post stabbed to...

that's funny