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This is what I do- Raw footage and no stabilization.

I agree- That is how I came up with my builds. First a 450 quad, then a 550 hex and finally a 810 hex. E-Calc will get you in the ballpark then it is up to the builders choices of materials and construction techniques.

I am using the E600 motors with 12 in props on a 550 frame with Aeroxcraft extended aluminum arms. If you can fit 12 in props- you are good to go. These motors have plenty of power and run cool. I know I had mentioned 13.5 props- but I double checked and they are the stock props (12 in) that...

I have the E800 system on a Tarot 810 and using 15.5 props. I don't know if the 13.5 props will fit the 680. You may have to do a little measuring.

I have used the E600 motors and ESC from DJI and have never had a problem. I carry the GO Pro 3 and get 15 min easy with a 8000 6s battery and use the NAZA V2.

What type of PC do you have? What version of Windows? Sounds like a driver issue do to the new operating systems and security.

Just unbelievable!!!

No trouble connecting on my end

Did you run the V2 Assistant software? Did you calibrate your sticks as per the software? Did you set up the failsafe as per the software? Did you do an advanced calibration? Excuse me for asking these questions, but you haven't given much info about the copter.

I hope you meant NAZA software. If it is NAZA you may need to reinstall the driver. This is the most common problem. You might also switch to another usb cable and see if it helps.

I don't know what to even tell you. I have 3 currently on different multirotors and all work fine. With the video passing thru- it has to be internal. I have never pulled one apart. Really makes you wonder.

FCC means to USA standards and approved freq. Less channels but more wattage CE means to European standards and approved freq. More channels but less wattage But other than that I can't help much- maybe someone will chime in

Another concern I have and it happened to me a couple of years ago. I had finished a flight and landed. Absent minded me turned off my Futaba and walked toward the copter- Guess what- It took off in failsafe mode. Just lucky I did not have my hands inside unplugging the battery. I think about...

I think you have a driver problem and lots of people have had the same problem with 8.1 and 10. I copied this from another forum and it seem to help a lot of users. Try it- Quote- "For people having issues installing the device, I think I have the answer (well it worked for me anyway) 1)...

RMRC is a top notch outfit- they will take care of it. Thanks, Al

What type OSD do you have? I am glad you found the problem and I take it the monitor is fine. Along the same lines-I had a problem with the osd image showing on the monitor but no video and this happened in one out of 8 flights. Finally found the problem with a connection in a jst...

Yes--- My monitor and receiver are both powered off the same battery- 3s

I can't speak for Greece- but over here I expect you would be answering a lot of questions.

I just checked my RMRC monitors and if no transmitter is on the monitor has a blue screen and it says no signal. And they are right- you can not acess the menu if there is no signal.

If your receiver is on you will also have to power on the video transmitter. That will be the signal your receiver is looking for and provided they are both on the same channel.