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if i was gonna spend some time reading one post, it'd probably be this one. The word doc is priceless http://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread.php?365-General-Inquiry-FAQ-thread

lets start with your shopping list........ usually the vTx winds up being mounted on it's side, that said your gonna want the right angle connector one like this http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=11_45_49&products_id=596 on a diversity rx, if your gonna do...

and the little more weight doesn't help. what does it weigh ready to fly?

didn't either for 300 flights till one backed a nut off....... went to double nuts, but nylocs or loctite are a good idea. somebody just posted the nyloc size and link to get em. irisaerial sells a set of pliers for those that don't want to loctite em so at least there tight. with graps, some...

with the stock props your fine. if you use a round hub prop like graup or apc it is a good idea, blue.

got my guards on the crosshairs then built one of these earplug jello free 1080p whatcha ma thingy. Wanted to see if it's worth looking into more. Works killer on the zII got the polarized filter on got a 2&3 year old, what can i say leave on tuesday for the week, can't wait

the site went down. there jr battery connectors, $1.95 for the board side, $4.95 for the battery side

good job. What a pretty area. Where are you?

http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=11_45_52&products_id=884 http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=11_45_52&products_id=475 i just posted a picture of my ground station, that is this...

http://www.rc-connectors.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=287 http://www.rc-connectors.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=348

you have to buy a 2.4 radio to fly any of the aftermarket lrs systems so no money really wasted. You'll have an ar8000 to sell though if you get into it. You'll see 2000ish feet, with a naza setup right is to hit failsafe and that flattens it out, you just want to make sure to not have the best...

e-flites are usually pretty efficient, just not the most powerful motors i've messed with. mine are whats known as 480 size motors am using the dji 30 opto

http://www.v-eastonline.com/products/Air-screw-coupling-.html they only have 4mm shaft though

they are tuned to cover the full range of both airwave and the 305 stuff like hobbyking centering on the middle of the bands used 305 5705,5865,5665,5645,5885,5905,5925,5945 airwave 5740, 5760, 5780, 5800, 5820, 5840, 5860 the center of that is 5800-5815

just tried building a 5.8 crosshair, want to try it on the goggles and see how it works. there kinda addictive once the formulas make since and you get the tricks figured out. has the same footprint as the cannon but no 12" thing sticking out. it should be something like 10db gain, 30-40 degree...

that 330 is a great fpv size. I'm gonna have yuri cut a nice frame and give that a shot myself. nice with a recorder you don't need the gorpro just to see your flights. osd would be nice just for piece of mind. Anxious to see the core osd your just about at the max for a 2.4 that i could get...

like he said, uh,uh. the prop you put on it makes what the actual draw is. if you see prop data with the motor showing that, then yea, your a little under gunned but not bad. What you fly like has alot to do with if it'd live like that or not. I've been through alot of brushless motors through...

Green VU means it sees the pc, no driver, that flashes red usually. is the motor control off show a green box like my first attachment? read page 38 of the manual v 2.1, says hover till solid light emits a spark, that doesn't sound right So in my experience but only from win7 to naza is it's...

if you have windows, you should have device manager, or something that shows everything connected. on win7 it shows printers, anything hooked up externaly. Do you see a usb driver loaded and says something about dji naza? when you plug naza into your pc and fire it up, does MC Controll show...

no, they fit. you gotta ream out the top of the hub that's smaller. There step sized for 5mm, 6mm and 8mm. just don't let a drill get all the way to the 8mm one, you want to preserve that part as clean as possible. use something like a step drill, prop reamer or the like.