Looking for a builder in Los Angeles

[dcoplan]

I have a Cinestar 8 and am looking for someone in Los Angeles who is skilled at electronics and soldering to help me complete the build. I would prefer someone who is knowledgeable about multirotors but this isn't mandatory - just someone who understands all the electronics and does quality work at a reasonable price.

I can be emailed directly at camera -at- dancoplan -dot- com.

 

[kloner]

get ahold of these guys

http://aerialmediapros.com/home.html

irvine area

 

[hjls3]

+1 on kloners recommendation. Patrick is a great guy, lots of skills, lots of knowledge - customer service top notch.

 

[Kilby]

Unless you are using MK electronics, you should try to build it yourself. The level of understanding that you will possess after you finish will help tons when it's time to send it up into the air. It's also nice to be able to troubleshoot your own problems when they arise.

 

[kloner]

if for some reason you wanted to do that but don't have the tools/supplies on hand, i'd be happy to lend a hand, but i'm in eastern San Diego, you goto san diego, turn left towards Yuma and it's a half hour east. Got everything you need in stock to build about anything. solders, wire wraps, heat shrinks, servo connectors, nice tools, etc. been into rc everything the last 8 years, but never built a ap platform, just fpv multirotors, large Scale and regular rc helis, 26% 3d planes.

can see my MR builds in the fpv section here. If i don't understand it, i know a great group of guys that do

 

[ChrisViperM]

......you goto san diego, turn left towards Yuma and it's a half hour east. Got everything you need in stock....

....you also got some cold beer ? Than I grab the next plane and come and visit you before I bagger off to Brazil....

Chris

 

[sim_io]

get ahold of these guys

http://aerialmediapros.com/home.html

irvine area

I recommend them, they treat their customers well.

 

[Kilby]

Looks like they just announced this today. Pretty cool actually. Even if you get someone else to do your build, you might want to grab a copy of this so you can maintain it yourself.

http://www.quadrocopter.com/Cinestar-6-8-Build-Guide-DVD-Download_p_619.html

 

[ChrisViperM]

I also had an eye on this Guide already, but watching the trailer makes me think it will be covering a lot of Microkopters Flight Control...

Chris