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Yes, it can do 360 deg pano's with the ZeroUAV gimbals in the mix.

Also is your GPS puck facing forward?

Nice work. This is so useful!

I just wrote about them... but if Ziv wants one reviewed... I'm HIS MAN! :D:D I'd happily disassemble my X8 and slap the Avrotos on a Ziv frame! :D:D:D

We need a lot more information. What camera? What gimbal? I would say the Naza Lite is an awful FC for video... Please ... more info!

I know 5 guys using the built in REC with NO issues. Also the intelligent landing gear rules.

You really need to define your needs. What are you shooting for? The web, small company owners wanting nice shots of stuff? Then they will not care about bit rate, just the final result. Now if you are shooting for movies or TV then the Inspire, the GH4 and most of the other cameras you...

I think the frame looks pretty cool. BUT the motors seem to be the DuelSky HL motors. I have had a LOT of bad luck with these motors. The bearings wore after 10 hours. I do like the ESC location, but I'd avoid those motors. Slap a set of KDE's on there, or T-Motors.

I use the onboard Futaba REC. No issues at all, and my cam op uses a Sbus rec into the Zenmuse... perfect combo, less stuff on the copter.

Dimitri that was amazing, and the color grading is awesome. What cameras were used? Again awesome work!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

WOW... CHARPU Youtube CHANNEL

Not aerial work.. but one of the "ground productions" my company Airheadmedia.com recently did. Really cool place to eat and get a little swizzel on. :D

The KDE Direct Power System Thrust Calculator has been redesigned with a whole new level of optimizations and custom selections for your multi-rotor (UAS) applications. The full range of KDE Direct XF Brushless Motors and Electronic Speed Controllers (ESCs) has been incorporated, all the way...

You should be able to soldier in any ESC motor combo and FC.

ERRRRR.

What do you mean by "plug in's"? You can use what ever you want on a disco, unless you are talking about the one with the Gimbal and VTX built in.

Always get the handheld stuff... you would be surprised how much you end up using a good gimbal handheld.... It's worth it to get it all.

Hexacrafter frames are awesome. I've been flying my HC-800 with an A2 a lot lately. And last week I flew it in a fracking snowstorm in -5 deg weather in the dark in 15 mph winds with heavy snow conditions... and it flew great as usual!

Probably not that!

That $600 budget is going to limit you when it comes to a transmitter. Even the Tranis is around $250. and an ominous is $80as well! And that RTF quad... well my Mom always said if you don;t have something nice to say.....