there went the neighborhood

[kloner]

 

[Danub]

Awesome lookin!
Is that a 2 or 3 axis gimbal?
What FC/gimbal control are you using on this bird?

 

[hjls3]

even though you are flying a big AP rig i recognize you alot easier without the golf shoes and pants - super sweet....

 

[PeterLester]

Nice legs!!!

 

[kloner]

shes a hoverfly pro, 3 way gimble, 2 man........ kloners pretty stoked right now. It's a member from heres aircraft. It's also gonna do lidar

 

[bordhead]

nice

 

[DucktileMedia]

I can't believe someone trusts you to fly that. Don't they know you're a madman behind the sticks? Keep it under 60 ok.

 

[kloner]

the rev limiter is theres no camera for me to look out of....... LOS

I got these hoverfly slofly drifts down bro, you'd be proud of me

 

[tstrike]

WOW!!! Hurry up and get famous so I can sell this burned out discovery frame of yours at a profit:frog:.
congratulations Steve, you made it to the show!

 

[kloner]

thanks dude. I'm afraid i'd have to die flying fpv to add a couple dollars more to the frame

 

[DucktileMedia]

I can just see the look on the guys face when you say "I'm just gonna see how fast I can fly this up and down the street real quick."

 

[Roger Ramjet]

Kloner, give us a flight report! How does it feel to fly the big rig? How are the stick inputs? Is it really more stable than say a F550 or any other NAZA controlled MR? What is the biggest difference pilot wise? I know that they probably didn't let you do some loops or see what she got for top end... You are becoming quite civilized these day Ha! Ha!
Keep going! One day we will see you working on movies!

 

[tstrike]

and don't forget, it's customary in the film business for the fng to bring doughnuts for the whole crew.

 

[aForcefulThrust]

Looks similar to the cinistar gimbal.. Anyway, looks great! how stable is the gimbal on video? Hope to be where you are some day.

 

[PeterLester]

Kloner..... I am very interested in the LIDAR capability and hardware as my long range plans are to do waypoint missions for the oil and gas pipelines in our area and need to see natural gas leaks on the lines light earth overburden..... LIDAR makes it quite visible but I was under the impression LIDAR was very heavy and required lots of power and therefore heavy batteries.