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So this stays on topic I sent you a PM. There are several ways to make coaxial arms.

Has anyone given this a try yet? I just saw the Hobby King video I am linking to and it looks impressive... especially for less than just a DJI GPS unit. I will get one ASAP to test out...

The build with the DJI arms is, the build with the CF booms is using a Q-Brain 4X20 amp ESC.

It's much less expensive (less than $15.00) to change out the antenna element when they break than purchase a new one and you have a better GPS when your done.

The primary reason I changed out the GPS was so I could use my retracts I designed. After converting it to an X8 I was able to fly it with no landing gear or any choice of landing gear without the bother of remounting the remote compass. Back to the primary question, based on the 10cm...

There are many ways to approach this and the DJI manuals are not consistent: When I built my Phantom X8 I replaced the GPS/Compass with an all in one unit as your asking. The NAZA-M V2 current instructions...

The core of the software is the same throughout every platform. What increases the cost is the feature set.

No... Those are just old DJI arms milled to accept 16mm CF tubing. I then drill them and install screws and insert brass threads.

Here you have the addresses for sending your requests directly to DJI's staff: Colin Guinn Chief Innovations Officer at DJI (North America) Tao Wang - CEO of DJI China Sophie Zhang - VP DJI Innovations Christie Woods - Director of Operations DJI New York Sharon Gray - Marketing Manager at...

I am using the QBrain 4X20 all in one ESC. The long ESC wires were ideal for the CF tubing install.

Ed... very good choice of words.... Who needs to be paid when you receive everything DJI manufacturers. You have ten's of thousands of dollars of DJI product in your possession. Anyone can go into your posts on RCG, Heli Freak and here and see you post about receiving receiving receiving. Like...

A year without DJI in my fleet will be a better year.

I guess I need to start quoting your harassing posts now as you enjoy changing them as soon as I reply. I contacted Bart before making my first post. I let him know who all the DJI under cover SHILLS were and their Empire Support accounts. If Bart wants to ban me for bringing out the truth then...

Funny how quickly Shill #2 (Blade Strike) has seen my post. That's because all you are on speed dial with each other. Will TJ Gilbert be posting something similar soon? Where's your Empire Support User name? Ed Has his Empire Support 2 here. That way he can reply to himself. You do nothing but...

Ed Since you work for DJI as a SHILL, is it really necessary to follow up with something DJI posts? I have to ask... where do you put everything they send you? It has to be in the Ten's of thousands of dollars at retail pricing. You have posted that you have at least one of everything they have...

I wonder how long it will be before insurance companies start to (legally) go after UAV manufacturers to help cover their payouts. All insurance companies do this. They don't make their money off of the monthly premiums, they make it off of legal settlements. The upside is we will finally get...

DJI should not be using a 2.4GHz downlink when the primary TX/RX combination is also 2.4GHz. 2.4GHz wifi is everywhere. I no longer fly without first doing a spectrum scan. You can download FREE WiFi analyzers for your smart phone. WiFi Analyzer is a good one for android

Optimal antenna orientation is to match the RX. The 90 degree V orientation works best for airplanes or very aggressive FPV multirotor flying, not a multirotor which is always keeping the attitude in a horizontal plane and flying from waypoint to waypoint. If you place the antennas in a V...

Thanks... That must put you toward Castle Rock The Bumblebee cover is so functional. It gives me navigation lights for night flying, aerodynamics and still allows plenty of cooling. If I do want to fly with a GPS/Compass I have it mounted in the canopy.

I prefer to buy the correct fitting props in the first place.