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this is a hexacrafter 1100 on board.... yes all have a second camera, you can't fly the rig through a gimbal....

my quad (disco) is 5lbs on the nose in the sky... i only use 2700 mah 6s and it hovers 17 minutes. with 8000 mah trappy just got one of these to fly 50 minutes on my arms....

i fly 3520 times 8 on a jib, 3520 times 4 on a disco, all smooth.... my jibs a little over gunned at 16lbs with packs and no gimbal, your probably gonna fine a happy place around 14", maybe 13" on this oct.... my quad at 5lb is 46% throttle at hover on 13"

i had a set of a different series ztw than pictured and they were a no go.....

those are the best tool. does all the molex, servo, comes out super clean

i see what you mean, yea it's not much for a gimbal operator,,,,

sounds like the rig is overloaded or not prepped as well as it can be... the flight controller can only do what it can with the equipment it is controlling. that tells me a manual method will be even more challenging. Imagine you in a ferrari, now imagine you in the same ferrari with a flat...

I fly all my stuff on 8j and only the last couple months 8fg, only to fly a2,,, all my other big rigs run 8j, usually with ezuhf

and then you can power the cameras with the gimbal pack

gotcha if anything happens and you need a cover to keep the gig rolling hit me up....

certainly not the first, but your close...... when you do 3d you want the distance between lenses the same as hunan eye spacing.... most do it with mirrors that i've been around.... that airframe/power combo doesn't look big enough to me.... we do it on u11's and 12s.....

we typically run the shutter double the frame rate and nd filter the lens back to it's sweet spot with nd's for video.... Your last question doesn't make since, fpv video tx has nothing to do with the camera, it has an input like it was a cable sd feed. you would want a shutter trigger to snap...

you can get permits to film aerials if you want it.... if he doesn't pick you dave and you want to go lets plan a trip out that way... got a killer river boat that'd haul all our crap around....

thats a2

mine looked like this, was a hero2 with a little stereo plug in the side....

I fly them quite a bit, but never all metal. There usually concrete tilt ups.... watch for those drop ceiling metal things they mount if you go near the office.... there hard to see, scout everything your gonna fly really well and stay close so you can see the challenges. lights hang from chains....

i use these guys, there good quality... http://stores.servosandstuff.com/10-male-futaba-style-servo-connectors-30-gold-plated-pins/ using these http://www.amazon.com/Engineer-PA-09-Micro-Connector-Crimpers/dp/B002AVVO7K sbus is a single wire connection from futaba compatible rx's to a flight...

ok, try this the other direction, go into your go pro settings and switch it to pal and see if that works

is this a monitor or goggle setup? monitor, go into the menu, look for the pal/ntsc modes and flip through them all.... pal and ntsc has like 3-4 kinds of each one and sometimes you gotta change that setting to get it smooth