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Go with the DJI NAZA V2 + the Futaba T8FG Super, then go to Jon Desjardin's excellent setup videos (1 and 2) that will have you up and running correctly in no time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck3tu-4UVgg While the Futaba T8FG is 14 channel, the receiver that is packaged with it is 8...

Yes but keep in mind that their depth where the top and bottom plates bolt on is reduced so the space between the plates is a bit less..... probably ok for NAZA system but the WKM IMU module it too tall to fit between the plates.

Thanks IrisAerial.... you bring up some excellent points...... I would prefer to use the Multirotor polling system but can't seem to locate it and set it up..... so I chose the new Google polling which seems to be a bit of a challenge to set up properly...

There have been a lot of claims as to to main cause of Multi-rotor "fly-aways".... What are your thoughts? If interested, please complete the following poll. Results will be made available to all by the end of November or sooner depending on the extent of responses. The poll is located here...

Just to clarify for all..... simple data such as morse code requires very little bandwidth which enables extremely long distance communication, e.g., shortwave radio (very narrow bandwidth required) To get complex data to travel in a timely manner, wider bandwidth is required which is more...

Excellent........ this is valuable information for all.

I have over 25 years electrical engineering experience in industrial power including several years working for electrical utilities. Also I have a HAM radio license which provides a lot of valuable insight on this topic. Once you get within 2 feet of a powerline you will most likely lose control...

The problems you are experiencing seem to be quite common to those who have moved from Quad to a Hex or Octo especially if the Hex or Octo has flat arms and those arms are any longer than 550mm. This is an inherent mechanical not FC control issue that even Mikrokopter had for awhile. DJI...

Plug in the following data and see what develops..... moving down to 770kv is a good step in the right direction.... more efficient, relatively speaking....Manufacturer Data:Model number M2814-11S Weight approximately 100 grams not including wires. External Dimensions 35mm D x 36mm L Stator...

Get your detailed motor specs and simply enter them into eCalc as a custom motor..... and it will provide good results for you.

For some reason Mikrokopter recommends the use of the following on their MRs. But why? Is it just to increase the rate of yaw on both directions when the pilot calls for it or is their another reason? http://www.mikrokopter.de/ucwiki/en/AngleAdapter

You can now buy all your spare or replacement Cinestar 6, 8 or HL parts from here at wholesale prices. I have had great success with them. http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/CS050-Free-shipping-by-DHL-Fedex-8-Axis-Octocopter-Center-Plate-SET/109347_930820570.html

I had some calibration drifting issues with yaw and aileron with a NAZA that I used to own...... thought it was the RC xmitter but then switched up to a WooKong and the drift problem disappeared! Magnetic declination will drift over time.... not because of the electronics but because it is an...

Further to my previous posting..... just check out my signature for most of the items you will (i.e., the RCTimer RCT800 not the Cinestar 8....this is required to lift a Canon Rebel.... the remaining items you will require are the Turnigy Multistar 22pole 420kv motors and 15 x 5.5 carbon fiber...

Been there.... done that!!!! Get thoroughly familiar with eCalc for multirotors and you will see that you need more thrust to lift your total AUW.....which includes camera, gimbal etc. And to do the lifting efficiently, you need larger diameter props and bigger motors. But to allow for larger...

We need more information...... where you shooting at 1920x1080HD or 2.7k @ 30 fps? How did you configure your video to meet Youtube upload requirements?

Just get familiar with and use eCalc for Multirotors to determine the "sweet spots" for your battery capacity..... either one large capacity single battery or parallel sets of 1/2 total maH capacity. All the other methods are simply personal preference and/or speculation.

Some sold, some remaining prices dropped, and battery internal resistance data will be made available upon request for anyone seriously interested in buying. Note: 1) Two of these batteries are still brand new..... supplier sent me the wrong ones!!! Here is the updated list....

Correction.... previous was set at private.... here is another that should be visible now!

Re: UAV Regulations outside USA For CANADA - As far as I can determine.... Multirotors can be flown within two categories: a) Non-commerical Hobby level flying (regulated by MAAC and possibly AMA) b) Commercial UAV level flying regulated by Transport Canada In both cases flights must remain...