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I like it....Nice job :)

If you're flying in Australia. Keep in the back of your mind that if your model weighs more than 7kgs and less than 25kgs it requires a Heavy Model permit which is valid for 3 years and can only be flown at approved MAAA flying fields for "non-commercial operations"......Unless you have a CASA...

Unreal.....This sort of irresponsible flying over people is going to lead to a lot more restrictions in the future!!

Nice job.....I am waiting to see how the new Herc boards perform before I buy them...So I shall be following your progress intently :) Regards, Lance

mk-Thor.....Thankyou for the figures....It helps put it into perspective now!!! Regards, Lance

Hi David, Yes you will need a transmitter to operate the sim but you'll also need one to fly your multirotor so you get to kill 2 birds with the one purchase :) The last time I flew mine it had a Gaui 330 quad which flew quite realistically :) Regards, Lance

That was the next thing I was going to ask.......Looking forward to seeing how it goes. Regards, Lance

Thanks for sharing your findings. Were you using the same props for both tests?? Regards, Lance

Hi David, Welcome aboard from Sunny Cairns. The best piece of advice I can give you is to get yourself a good simulator. I use and really like Phoenix. Practice, practice and then practice some more and once you can hover and fly around then start thinking about getting a real one and have a...

Yes...So I see.......

I guess it's not out of the woods just yet.......

I have not been following this thread for a while and thought I'd ask if the Skyline is working properly now or are there still issues?? Thanks, Lance

Hi and welcome aboard, Flying an ARDrone around and operating a MR camera platform professionally are two totally different things. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority have seriously difficult and expensive hurdles you'll need to cross before you even start!!! It'd pay to start doing some...

Hi Andrew, Welcome aboard and to to the wonderful world of MultiRotors where you'll laugh and cry, be amazingly happy and deeply sad all at once but you'll have a great time doing it. Regards, Lance...Up in Sunny Cairns (that's when we're not having an eclipse)