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http://voices.yahoo.com/why-airline-pilots-close-encounters-ufos-are-6352336.html mhhhhhh....... Chris

If it is true, they should lock that irresponsible idiot away for a long time....... But there are a few things that are a little suspicious: The landing speed of a big airplane is about 160mph / 260 kmh.....compared to that the speed of a Multirotor is next to nothing, so it's basically...

40 grand, and not even return-to-home did work :tennis: Chris

I was forced by my son to watch that movie at least 12 times when it was up......still having nightmares :tennis: Chris

Glad they could catch that bastard....but where the value of $40,000 is hidden in that toy is beyond my understanding..... Chris

+1 on kicking spammers arse.....good job boss Chris

+++1 Chris

The easiest way fastest way is to use (like already mentioned) a digital gauge: http://www.woodworkingtalk.com/f24/digital-angle-gauge-buy-11864/ For me this is the only way to get my motors fast in a +3° / - 3° position (depending if CW or CCW) . There is different theories if you should...

I never got it why people are doing stuff like this to feel alive......If I want a good adrenalin rush, I just tell my wife I'll be home at 10:00pm, and then show up at 2:00am next morning....dirty, smelly and drunk. That's real hardcore......:tennis: Chris

Looks like you are not alone with this problem: http://www.multi-rotor.co.uk/index.php?topic=1494.0 Chris

heheheh.....but if you stick to my method, you won't have any problems, even on the carbon props. Problems only occure once people wrench the nut down until the spanner starts to bend....But in general try to stay away from carbon props. They flex too much and are usually way overpriced. For...

Just try to write an email directly to DJI with reference to this forums post......DJI's customer care is somehow very mystical. Some folks here reported fast respons from DJI, some never got any answers. You can also try to get any infos through a good dealer. Try these ones...

hahahah...how true. I still couldn't manage to weed through that mass of pages....I guess it once started and got a life of it's own. Chris

Although I was using a torque wrench, it turned out it was too much hassle in every day business....different prop materials need different torque to be tight, always forgot the wrench when I went out flying.... The easiest way is as follows: Put a little ammount of blue thread locker (or use...

Just turn the nylock upside down.....that way it's doing the same job, but the plastic insert will be on the prop side and be fully used. Chris

There was a thread in another forum about VPN: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1486386&page=582 ...... check Post# 8730 Chris

Here you might find some useful info: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?4329-So-happy-now-that-I-know-my-nuts-won-t-fall-off&highlight=nuts Chris

Good to hear that it's heading the right way. If your bird is behaving "normal" but you have some sort of soft or sluggish response to your sticks, try to increase the gain settings.....but only in small steps. This should make your bird more responsive. Chris

+1 ....James Bond ??? :tennis: