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We should be getting new stock this week. If you have a back-order with us, you will receive shipping details as soon as they come in. You are not doing anything wrong - this is how Mode 0 operates. The tilt and roll axes are on auto-compensation only, and the pan axis is on stick-control only.

The HoverflyPRO offers tilt and roll stabilization, and tilt control only, in addition to its function as a flight controller. The HoverflyGIMBAL is an independent unit that offers stabilization and control for all three axes, as well as magnetic heading lock.

No, hardware version is the run of the board. Firmware version is the software that you load onto the board, which is constantly being updated and improved upon. I'm not sure where you saw this, but it is definitely not true. The only time you need to match firmware versions to anything is if...

Thankfully that was not our product... I really feel for their customer service folks. It's no fun at all being on the wrong end of a product snafu.

When Al said... ... what he was saying was, "The firmware doesn't support this yet, but Dan is working on it." It will often appear to be working when installed in a no-pot system, but it will never perform up to expectations. Resolving this has been one of Dan's priorities over the last...

OK, let's see how many of these questions I can answer in a single post... Go Go Gadget Tech Support! 1. To explain why there are two ports, please see this link: https://hoverflytech.zendesk.com/entries/20931726-replacing-the-gps-antenna 2. The MediaTek uses the "GS407" port, as noted here...

The above video is from Michael Irschick of The Better Pixel in South Africa. Thank you for sharing this, Michael!

Since I'm not involved in the R&D, I really don't know any more about the situation than what I've already said. Sorry I can't be of more help.

PhotoShipOne has been testing the beta version. The firmware will be considered ready for release only when they are satisfied with its performance.

PhotoShipOne compatibility is a firmware issue. It will be part of a firmware update when it is finished.

No need to vote for anything on the other pages unless you have an opinion on any of them. (I may have thrown in a vote for our local kayaking club, shhh!) Just click "Next" until you get to the category for Videos, then vote for Yonder Blue!

Dan suggested that you may need to reverse one or both axes. Under Configuration & Calibration > Servo Configuration, there is a check-box between the Center Point and Scaling Factor controls to "Reverse Direction." Do one at a time, starting with Tilt since that is the one that is giving you an...

You will definitely need to re-do at least the accelerometer calibration. The scrolling horizon is very likely a symptom of this calibration being done incorrectly.

Hello all! In a rare feat of updating prowess, our engineers have now released version 1.6 of the HoverflyGIMBAL firmware and Setup Client. Full release notes are available here: https://hoverflytech.zendesk.com/entries/21962807-hoverflygimbal-firmware-setup-client-1-6 Essentially this update...

Said firmware is now available. Release notes are available here: https://hoverflytech.zendesk.com/entries/21938541-hoverflygimbal-firmware-setup-client-v1-5

Hello all, Based on customer feedback, we continue to improve and expand upon the features of the HoverflyGIMBAL. An even newer version is now available: https://hoverflytech.zendesk.com/entries/21962807-hoverflygimbal-firmware-setup-client-1-6

periquira, I have pointed Al back to this thread for follow-up. In the meantime, you may want to try the new firmware (be sure to load it to both the PRO and GPS), as there are several improvements to Auto-Level and GPS functions.

Tonight we are releasing a new firmware build for the HoverflyPRO and HoverflyGPS. Version 4.3.860 includes patches which greatly improve the Auto-Level feature and OSD features, as well as addresses several other minor issues. A new Setup Client is also available. Users who update their Setup...

Yuri - Does the tilt servo have a potentiometer?

NOTE: I have edited my previous comments: Since the difference is a built-in signal booster, the exact same effect can be achieved by using an in-line signal booster like this one. You can get these at most RC hobby shops for about $10-$12, which is likely to be much a quicker and more...