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Here is a video we put together that will show you how to install a NAZA on your Gaui 330x. Just like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, these really are two great tastes that go great together:
There is some history behind this project: RQCX-1 “Little Bird” started out as a Gaui 330x, as you can see for yourself by looking back through her build history on our website:
http://roswellflighttestcrew.typepad.com/blog/rqcx-1-little-bird.html
As I strapped on more and more equipment, it was eventually too much for the stock Scorpion motors to lift reliably. So, Little Bird underwent a massive upgrade, and the Gaui 330x went into a cardboard box. It stayed there for at least six months.
Then, as smaller, more lightweight equipment (such as the Horyzon HD camera) started becoming available, it seemed that the poor, long-suffering Gaui 330x would finally be given an opportunity to rejoin the fleet.
With the NAZA installed, the Gaui 330x is a lot of fun to fly – incredibly stable, yet lightweight and quick to respond to control inputs.
There is some history behind this project: RQCX-1 “Little Bird” started out as a Gaui 330x, as you can see for yourself by looking back through her build history on our website:
http://roswellflighttestcrew.typepad.com/blog/rqcx-1-little-bird.html
As I strapped on more and more equipment, it was eventually too much for the stock Scorpion motors to lift reliably. So, Little Bird underwent a massive upgrade, and the Gaui 330x went into a cardboard box. It stayed there for at least six months.
Then, as smaller, more lightweight equipment (such as the Horyzon HD camera) started becoming available, it seemed that the poor, long-suffering Gaui 330x would finally be given an opportunity to rejoin the fleet.
With the NAZA installed, the Gaui 330x is a lot of fun to fly – incredibly stable, yet lightweight and quick to respond to control inputs.
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