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there might be a "trim" setting too that you can change from 1-40 or so,,, that's each click makes it move that many steps.... i don't have taranis so not sure what they call it

you want the throw reduced so it goes +-30..... that'll increase the gain resolution... in regular radios it's endpoint. i hate the gain on a knob, it can be bumped and you don't want that. digital trims are alot easier to manage.

that would be a good easy start, what esc are they? got a programming card? When you get it spinning, what happens when you rapidly change speeds like in my video? 1/4 to full throttle work? half to full throttle nice and smooth?

If it was me i'd use whatever doesn't have telemetry built in..... Ed, one thing i've noticed with the a2 threads that go awry is they use the new futaba radio. it came out after a2 and replaced 8fg. every single person that has 10 flights then it leaves is on these radios. Maybe it's the...

whatever profile you hit "write" to then close the software or pull the plug is the mode it'll boot up on unless there is a receiver and it has failsafe that determins what mode it boots in.... some radios will let you bind 2 receivers to them like 8fg and will allow for a full 14 channels...

do you have any footage with sound? I'd be curious to hear what you got running.

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does it make a noise, flip back and forth? if so we call it commutation problems and the esc are incompatible with the motors.

I had to dump my unlimited data plan so could tether to my phone to get the BB data.... pretty lame

to the best of my knowledge these guys setup scales and power supplies. so, when you crank these things full throttle there is zero voltage sag, however when we setup in real life, we get a volt drop out of the gate and it goes straight to 22 volts pretty quick... There doesn't seem to be a...

does it do the same thing with an hdmi in time lapse mode instead of triggering?

for something small and light like that i'd look at rc timers collection. Ipower might have something too, both those places kinda have a decent reputation...... i'd suggest sticking with alexmos based systems

those are all way down the line when they figure out the privacy crap, in the meantime we will show em what these do in cinema within closed set

i've had crappy and great service for them and recently saw that guy trying to make good on forums somewhere. i'd complain, bet he will set it straight.

that one in the vid is 9 lbs plus lipo,,,, 1.2 on ail/ele, 1.1 elevation and 1 on rudder.... try setting g to 20% and tune the main gains to that. if is has the wobble in teh wind, turn up that axis, as you get close the problem axis is easier than if there all bouncing around. I see overgain...

with props off while trying different rpm fingers touching booms shouldn't feel anything, if there is a vibe replace that motor or bearing if you got the tools

isn't there a setting to choose 4:3 or 16:9 video mode? does that change anything still wise?

so your suppose to get a ham lic to operate this stuff and within that lesson is all your answers. There are two basic types of antennas, linear polarized and circular polarized. Within those two groups there are omni directional and patch antennas, and within those groups are helical...

it gets even lamer. With a private pilots license I can go up in a manned aircraft, take pictures and sell them but not from an unmanned aircraft. There is no law, which is the problem. When federal entities get this much power and abuse it the way they have will not be in the publics best...

your payload is heavy on that rig as it sits. Your vibration levels are really high. might take a peek at this