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Sorry Cray, I didn't see an email from you. You can send direct at: "info at UavMediaPros dot com" if you like :)

I've built several of the BG 001's myself with no issues of any kind (binding or otherwise). I only sell stuff that I use myself, so I'm assured its quality and I know the gear for support purposes. These days I'm even getting the opportunity to give them input during the design stage. I truly...

Ahahahah Make sure to leave a little extra battery time for the landings eh! Very interesting machine.

You could also have a look at our BG005 that will easily handle that load. Seriously high quality build. We can supply with AlexMos controller and case as well. Shoot me an email through the website and I'll get you a package price :)...

I found (on my machines results may vary) that although the Xoars had similar lift to the T-Motor balsa core ones, they were considerably noisier. And about 1.5 to 2 minutes less flight time.

I would also recommend against the slip-ring idea if you're planning to move your gimbal between systems. It's a lot easier if the battery is on board the gimbal itself so it travels with the complete unit, rather than having battery setups (and slip-rings) on all the devices.. less cost and...

We also have quick release and handlebar system that you could use with the Infinity gimbal: You would use these three items for a complete system: http://www.uavmediapros.com/product/mv126-gimbal-quick-release/ http://www.uavmediapros.com/product/mv115-quick-release-top-handle/...

Second vote for the Weller Wes 51. You'll find yourself making up reasons to do some soldering!

Mental note: put my two new in box Pix's up for sale asap ;)

Putting my engineer's hat on for a second, I think using a power supply may be the lesser of two evils.. If using batteries for testing there would be differences between batteries depending on brand, age, temperature etc. At least with a power supply you could compare apples to apples. But...

Do you have any photos of the machine you can post? Barring a proper setup I wonder about things like pendulum effect, FC mounting etc etc. The Pixhawk likes to have some vibration isolation. With an amateur builder this may be another area that got overlooked. Same with layout and balance...

His name's not Robert by any chance... And honestly I've never found the need to tune pid's with pix or APM. They fly pretty damned good on stock settings. I'll adjust Loiter and Alt Hold.. That's about it.

And I'll bet RED is feeling the heat from Sony. Quite a few friends are saying they can cut A7(xx) with RED pretty seamlessly. And are cutting costs by just foregoing RED altogether on some shoots. A cheaper camera is inevitable

I'll bet as to not piss off the two biggest players in the gimbal game. Spreading the love around a bit :)

This guy is going to clean up if these have good optics. Canon are you listening?

And yes the motors should spin at idle when its armed. This is a safety feature. Make sure everything is working as it should before attempting any GPS modes ... Stabilize first, then AltHold, the Loiter.. Test in that order before any other modes.

Have we talked about barometers, or gps? I wonder if the FC is getting varying altitude inputs and trying to compensate. Maybe a bad baro, or intermittent GPS connection. If it were APM or Pixhawk I'd plug into mission planner and watch the altimeter to see if it varies in conjunction with the...

I wonder if taking spare props with a higher pitch would be an idea? I don't have any high altitude drone experience though..

It's a bit far from Vancouver but I'm there in spirit. Thanks for the invite, and congratulations!

Thanks Hexa. Yes that's what I was referring to :)