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Hi George, you are right to correct me when I make mistake :) But you mean that your piclok can work totally without potentiometer ?

Hi, youhave to understand that the stabilization of the skyline is really really different of what you have ever seen actually. All the other system (MK, piclok,hoverfly) are using an analogic loop to make stabilization: First you have the calibrtion: the system has to lnow that for a measured...

In the manual it's written to augment the tilt (or orll) velocity gain to avoid this kind of problem. the tilt/roll velocity gain is a dampening function. In fact what happen there ? a small vibration is incoming inside the skyline, the skyline interpret it as a movment ? it try to compensate...

Hi Heinz, yes it's possile that the USB cable can be faulty as Photohigher stated in his message. Anyway, I have requested a newcable from photohigher and it should arrive next week. I will send it to you as sonn as I receive it. Best regards, Cédric

10 of them are arriving this week, 8 are already pre ordered.

Good morning CS8, unplug the potentiometer, then unscrew it. The roll pot have a big nut inside the gimbal, the tilt one have a small screw on the tilt shaft. Have a look at the video I have made:

Hi, Yes the skyline are available for sale actually. The interferences doens't come from the Ubec: powering the skyline with a stabilized power source gives the same behavior.

Just send me private message with your email or contact me directly by email ( my email is on my website ;))

Well if one direction TX/RX doesn't work, try Rx/Tx :) I have found the good way on Xbee like this when I was configuring it for my MK long time ago ^^

Hi Skycopter, first, subscribe to my newsletter about the skyline :D this way you wil know all what you need about the skyline. It's very surprising that you reseller didn't warn you about the actual problems on the skyline. If you read the previous pages you will have all the details: -...

Hi, I have good news from Photohigher :) The Firmware 1.1.4 is schduled for the end of July: it's nearly finished but a strong beta test will be done before release. The Jitter problem is about to be solved in the next few days. Best regards, Cédric

@nicwilke: hi :) In this part of the forum, you are in the vendor's part so you can find the skyline in my webshop (1001copter.com) or in other one. Of course you should buy it in a shop near your country for delivery delay and price reasons :)

Hi Steadimoves, as you have read all the post, you have seen that the jitter problem is inside the firmware and that nobody as a miraculous solution :/ On the fench board we have seen that if you unplug one of the axe, you don't have jitter on the remaining. This isn't a soltion as you will...

Hi Steadimove. you should have read a little of this topic before posting :) The skyline delivered have some firmware problems. photohigher is working on it to eliminate the Jitter problem. It's also in this topic that you will see that some servos are not compatible with the skyline (Hitec...

I really don't know but I'm working on my test bench with win xp and it works fine :/ As far as I know you are the only one that have had this informatical problem. DO you know other people having it ?

My apologies but when you wrote: I understood that you were making the classical misundertsanding about digital servo people usualy do :) Yes there is Jitter on the skyline actually. Photohigher is working on it.

Good morning, I'm sorry but you are wrong. Digital servo are always making a little noise. The acuracy of such a servo is so important that it never reach the perfect position, so it trys again and again to compensate a liiiiiiiittle in order to reach the perfect position but it can't. That's...

Hi traderc Check that your trim are really on 0 ;)

About the gain velocity: it's described in the manual: this is a dampening parameter: the more your push it, the bigger the dampening on camera control will be. So use it wisely to "remove" vibrations problems.