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i get that from over weight and flying too hard all the time with tiger 3520 on a skyjib with an epic..... it can also happen from getting caught in wind with too much payload or one that's leverage makes it seem big make sure if theres a gimbal that it's balanced well on the z axis

I'm not sure what to suggest,,, the weight is light enough to make 4s doable, i just haven't messed with the motors your asking with 4s, only 6s..... the 3510 kde run strong on 13" props, the 4008 direction is geared more for bigger props usually to remain strong and efficient. t-motor 3510 is a...

That's a blown bearing..... that is the wear and tear part of the motor, it is easily damaged through hanger rash, running un balanced props, hitting anything but air, etc. cheap motors would have cheap bearings but so does over using them like there not big enough, or bad rpm range to fly in...

with that size lipos, your only gonna get a few charged before that lead acid runs out. You want a regular ac charging system and a generator

My gimbal op has a full set of them rokinon cine primes and he just got gh4 and he wants this adapter. We tried flying his glass on adapters before and it wasn't worth it. i have the same stuff just not the full 8-100mm kinda selection.

he had em made at tiger so you can be sure they have seen em....

there starting to http://www.team-blacksheep.com/products/prod:400kv_set

we fly them alot, no interference whatsoever. I take them out of the case, bail the rca jacks, solder a servo wire straight to the pcb then shrink wrap it, looks alot like a commercialy available converter minus the price. we've ran gh3, gh4, red epic on them. nice part about this brand is the...

yea, like that. in my video above it was showing an agitated roll pid....

there they are.... there all based around the mn series type mounts.... mt mounts are a pain. 3520 comes in mn now, i'm slowly switching over heres rc timer for up to 4014 size tiger... http://rctimer.com/product-1158.html

I am new to the quick release too, came across them on the new tbs 400 kv long range motors built into the shaft. Sure is nice to just pop em off when you don't need them on, saves alot of hanger rash for sure. that site is incredibly hard to find these, can you post a link? I know rc timer...

once you understand what your trying to get done, the net has a youtube for that..... for me coming from a $49 video program to a 2014 mac book pro with premier cc was super easy. It has the big i7 processor, 2 gig nvidia card, 1 tb solid state and this thing blasts through everything except 4k...

man, now i wish i had some ef lenses.....

right on,,, good luck

you've probably seen this, but these are the videos i make to tune alexmos gimbals,,,, i split the screen in half, add post stab so i can compare what the view i'm looking at is doing, the i take that and duplicate it, zoom in 400-500% and crop that,,,, it shows exactly what you got. but you...

figure out what axis is vibrating and try lowering i, raising d.... usually the nervous axis is to high of motor power if the i and d are not affecting taking the shake out Shake i'm reffering to iso is from the vibrations out of your motors and prop..... that's why you gotta fly it to adjust...

it happens alot, that's why they put tail numbers on em

big things you can do there is get the pid up and going, turn up some motor power and look at how a radio reacts to it when it moves.... every motor is a little different so to just throw numbers out there isn't gonna get ya real close, but i find a pretty consistent 12-14P.... .1-.2I and 7-10D...

what did i do? don't think i have a gimbal tuning vid.... looks like a cool hanger... i've found to fine tune these you want to mount it to the vibe iso it is going to use, put it on the airframe and hang that whole thing,,,, the tune is directly affected by actualy getting on the aircraft...

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