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They are called "Load Hangers"... You can buy them in this kit, with the necessary plate to attach the H3-3D, but they're different spacings I think than the Tarot... http://www.helipal.com/camera-position-kit-660mm.html Or..... Here is a different gimbal...

Cheers! Thanks!

Where did you buy the 3D printed GPS puck protector...?

Up your vertical gains - that'll sort it!

Ok... Yea v2 has the updated hanging plates... PM me your PayPal address and I'll buy that one.... Ronan.

Do the load hangers come with them...? I'm interested in the version 2...

Heres one :

I'm not sure myself, but possibly, he has re-mapped the radio Tx's built-in Failsafe (F/S) to a spare switch...?? I don't know... I never tried it...

Yes, but you'll need to connect your video OUT, from the V1.1 board, to the video IN, on the mini-iOSD. The board comes with this cable included, which has a tiny white molex connector on it. You can either solder the other end of it to the iOSD's video IN cable, or else crimp on suitable 'plug...

Yes! The new Sony camcorder with the MULTI port, accepts the VMC-AVM1 adapter. On the other side of this adapter is the female D-connector, which accepts the male D-connector coming from the Sony LANC-CTRL V1.1 circuit board. NOT THE V1.0!!! Different pin!!! You also have video OUT, giving you...

If you buy a Futaba R6308SBT Rx, you can change the mode (A,B,C,D). I think it's D that allows you to use the traditional ports to gain channels 9-16, while 1-8 are gained via S-Bus...

Also, don't buy the VMC-AVM1 from that link... Far too expensive!!! It can be bought elsewhere much cheaper - Amazon/eBay etc...

If you click on the second link in my first reply, you'll see a video embedded on that page... You use the VMC-AVM1 adapter cable, to convert the MULTI connector on the camcorder, to the older LANC connector, on the Sony LANC-CTRL V1.1 The included circuit board has two servo leads, (one for...

I think the "VE" version is the European version... Where are you? If you're in the States, here is a smaller one, but sensor will be smaller also... http://store.sony.com/full-hd-60p-camcorder-zid27-HDRCX330/B/cat-27-catid-handycam-casual-shooting

I use the Sony CX410VE, with these : http://mikrokopter.altigator.com/lanc-adapter-vmcavm1-p-41292.html http://mikrokopter.altigator.com/sony-lancctrl-v11-camera-remote-control-p-41039.html With the built in B.O.S.S. the zoom is very good...

Sweet bit of 3D flying there Kloner.....

I wonder did he get CAA Special permission...? Lol. I know its not a MR video, but very skillful, considering the pressure... He never even broke a sweat... Still, no F/S was gona return that thing to home safely... Ha!

This is what I use, when I need 12v...or any other consistent output... It can handle up to 3A... http://www.unmannedtechshop.co.uk/mini-step-down-voltage-regulator-4-5-28v-input-0-8-20v-output.html

No problem SoCal....Mine are individual ones, but I'll post two links where I've bought both types from before... http://www.braincube-aero.com/ http://www.lightingforaeromodellers.co.uk/ N.B. There are 5v AND 12v LEDs so just double check... Mav.