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That 3d print quality is horrible! I have a printer and I would toss that one in the garbage and start over.

Since you have the taranis programming down, go back to my link on programming and put your pids on the round knob channels on your transmitter. That way you can tune in f'light.

I ran the video in slow motion. Not enough footage but it looks like the left rear orange prop could be the wrong prop or not spinning up. Maybe your controller is mounted wrong. Is the little arrow pointing forward? Same goes for the gps. Post a video of it on the ground starting up and...

That is very cool. Where do I get the controller? :)

lol more than three guys live in Tahoe that fly multirotors :) now i gotta look for Gary One through Six to satisfy my counter conspiracy theory about you...

I use the Naze32 because it has built in compatibility with my Taranis radio telemetry. To me the fc argument is a ford chevy argument. The Naze32 supports gimble control but I don't use it on my quad, yet.

doubt it the Naza is doing what it's told and I would guess your travel range in your transmitter is too small on elevator or more likely you have a 3 position switch wired to what you think is elevator. Play with all your switches and knobs to see if the bar moves.

Hovership MHQ2

That's an expensive frame to fly over salt water. I will mention again the Hovership frame. It has an isolation layer but it can be assembled with or without the isolation layer.

I agree. Once you gain expertise, you will know what upgrades you "need". get flying

I think a go pro will fit that frame, on top. Since I have a 3d printer, I built a Hovership quad. I put a fpv camera in the front and a Mobius on top.

I'm thinking you won't need Gps hold for stills. That's why I suggested the Naze32.

Over salt water, i would build a cheap platform with a cheap and simple board like the Naze32 or kk board. Put PID tuning on a dial channel in your radio so you can tune in flight if needed. Since you are interested in stills, can't you take video and then post process the footage in your pc?

IMHO, there are two types of drone pilots. One type fly drones for fun. The other type see drones as a TOOL for photography. Just because I can take photos with my iphone, it doesn't make me an artist. I have great respect for the pro artists that know how to frame a shot, get color, light...

finally! i thought i mentioned earlier that i had to reverse my elevator but at least you got it. btw - i set voice commands to my flight mode switches and set bat,rssi feedback on my sh switch

Watch the setup video we discussed earlier. I don't think the throttle is the issue since it seems to be going low enough. You can adjust the transmitter settings "live" while plugged into the assistant. Since you know what the arming logic is looking for, you should be able to watch the values...

fyi I just built a fpv racer with the Naze32 board. I copied my Naza setup for kicks and it worked perfectly!

what arm mode did you try? there are four arm methods did you turn on transmitter before quad? power down and power back up after you make stick changes read thru the Naza wiki, you will find something

+1 for fpv racing I would vote for the Hovership since it's 3d printed. I bought one last week that I am assembling now with a Naze32 and a mobius for my recording camera. if you group build a 250 racer you will document the racer and fpv in general. I used the group build thread when I built...

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