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I'm running the carbon reinforced 10", for my hex I have some 11's and 12's. When I tried the graupners I was at like 70% throttle just to get it to hover using 3s batt carrying a hard mount gopro on my 450. But then I see guys like you running a comparable motor tearing it up, very frustrating...

I'm running a set on my 450 quad using the stock dji 30amp opto's and the esc's have never finished a flight hot...yet. I've yet to be able to get the 10" graupners to work on them though, don't get enough lift. I'll be running exceed rc 40amp optos on the hex I'm building since it will be...

http://www.altitudehobbies.com/new-multicopter-gear/ipower-series-motors/ipower-2814q-750kv-brushless-multi-rotor-motor I'm using these on a CAG 690mm PM hexa I'm building, I've run'm on my 450 but I've only the stock dji motors to compare. Kloner your frame's looking righteous. When you...

F450 for the win all the way, no doubt about it. The arms are cheaper to replace, quicker assembly, integrated power distro, women flock to f450 owners like it's some kind of chinese aphrodisiac. If none of these reasons appeal to you then by all means go with the x450. There, did that help...

I'll send a return addressed box and some paper towels:nevreness:. Sorry to hear and see this Boris, hoping you heal quickly!

Something we always do on car rigs after we've dialed in the rig and camera placement is to wrap the camera and whatever plate it's sitting on with an Ace bandage. You don't have to use an Ace but some kind of tether would probably be wise. I had an AC not tighten down a dovetail plate once on...

That's what I did Yuri-of course my hex is totally ghetto compared to the stuff you and Bart are doing, but I needed to be able to take the arms off without to much effort and also able to do field repairs without needing soldering gear.

for video-http://www.canonrumors.com/2012/06/canon-ef-40mm-f2-8-stm-information/ that's one thin lens!

Dave! You're back from some crazy adventure no doubt. tom

The gentlemen from Lehman Brothers, MFGlobal, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs concur.

Yeah but don't all vibrations start at either the props or the motors? The footage just reminds me of some stuff I shot that looked ok until I gave throttle and I'd get a high pitched vibe. I thought I balance the props but I redid them and lo and behold I wasn't getting the vibe anymore, of...

Maybe check your props for balance, vibrations seemed more consistent when you were adding throttle. Do you have any kind of vibration dampers between the av200 and your copter? Interesting house there.

Some very smooth flying there sir. What's your set up? best-tom

Sometimes when you run servo power straight from the naza you get a twitch.

here's how Rob from AeroXcraft recommends.

I ordered one from Rob@uavproducts along with another naza so I don't have to gut my 450, I'm psyched! Plus I moved up to a dx8 from a dx6i so i'll have a little room to play. You think you'll ever try it on a hex? thanks!-tom

Hi rdalemercer, if you're on mac-imovie does what you'll need to understand basic workflow, add transitions, music, titles, fade in fade outs, etc. I have a laptop that has windows movie maker, haven't messed around with it but appears to have about the same things. My son uses Sony Vegas and...

Wow! Of all the places you could of crashed, I think your copter picked the best one. Nice flying, try some rainX on the gopro lens cover, it works great for beading moisture off. Again, smooth sticks dood!

Do you have some kind of servo tweeker system in mind, cuzz every time those f##kers come out on set it's a tweekfest and gawd forbid the camera should get moved-oy vey!! But yes they are saaaweeeet pieces of glass.

yeah those are cool but I'm talking about these... http://www.crutchfield.com/p_280TS17MM/Canon-TS-E-17mm-f-4L-Tilt-Shift-Lens.html?tp=279&kw=&org=pla&nw=g&crv=13348985425 29 ounces is a buttload imho.