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Have you tried assigning the yaw gain to a slider/knob on your radio and playing with that? I think you probably got your arms square enough. I'm guessing it's something else at this point. Let's see what someone else has to offer on this.

Kloner, you can be one smart mofo! I would have never thought of that!

Would you really spend $60k on gear and not have done any searches for this? Have you flown rc heli's before? I think you are asking for a harsh welcome to to the forum with a first entry like this. There is a wealth of knowledge on here from people that have been doing this for many years...

Yeah, I dont understand why Hoverfly can't do some of the things the others can successfully, but the one thing I really like and the only reason i stick with them is because the unit flies so nice and buttery and has been very reliable. For the most part I would rather not have ANY features in...

There is no question that DJI's GPS is superior (when it works). The other big complaint I have with hoverfly's setup is the size and cost of all the boards. If you are planning on putting it in a small quad like your folding H, I would think the Naza would be ideal. Having said this, I still...

I use a bandsaw that has coolant. It cuts it like butter. Very minor splintering on the inside. I think the hack saw is the best bet for the money. The pipe cutter is an absolute no no. Pipe cutters need to put intense pressure on the tube in order for it to cut.

I see where you are going with that question, since GPS is only locating 1 point in space. But I think the overall speed(refresh rate) and accuracy of current GPS would not come close to this. The MoCap systems they use are very fast and designed for this purpose.

the pilot looks like he weighs no more than 75lbs! pretty cool though. Also if you zoom in it looks like it is a coaxial setup in front/back.

I would be lying if i said that didnt bring a smile to my face. :)

very cool. what DJI needs is to include that net with every purchase. :)

so you guys still use a separate ahrs? I was sure the next models would have implemented them together to save space and wires.

Get them both. You'll need both anyways right? Easy to tell once you look at them. They are pretty damn cheap too. Never hurts to have extra props on hand. Sorry I don't know which is what off hand.

He uses UHF on EVERYTHING! pretty sure he has his TV remote on UHF. :)

Are you affiliated with Xaircraft? Looks like a cool place to fly. Just ask so I know what screen name is the right one for the new Xaircraft.

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you will find a much more helpful group of people on here compared to RC groups. Make sure to post your progress as you go. Cheers Yuri

Cool idea. Nice to something different for a change. Why did you make the arms so long?

crazy. What's next? a copter that flies tacos?

Check out my fold-n-fly. it was designed specifically to fit everything in the case. It has a built in monitor in the case, holds a standard tx, the fold n fly, a gopro or equivalent weight camera, a few batteries and FPV gear. http://www.irisaerial.com/products.html

That would be awesome. Can I send you my CNC files to make it easier on you? maybe you can have them made in China and sell them for $.01 less.

I solve this with my batwing cam mount. it not only stiffens up the front arms but gets the camera out in fron tof the legs.