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That looks a bit too big for your setup do you have enough motor to lift that gimbal and camera?

I don't thinks its your cable, do you have any pics of the gimbal?

Takes practice, to fly and gain judgment based on perseptive.

President Donald J. Trump has tasked U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao with the launch of a new initiative to work with select state and local governments to test and validate advanced operations with the drones. The results from the program, The Unmanned Aircraft Systems...

That price is is tough, unless it's a toy. To get a decent setup that you can use to take pics or video - $500-$1000. Bluetooth is not used only in toys, it can only go about 300 feet. Most is 2.4Ghz for control and 5.8 for video both can go for miles.

looks good

can you post some pics of your setup

920KV mean next to ZERO, KV is how fast the prop will spin per volt applied. You need to know how many watts the motor can produce at a give voltage as well as the site prop and thrust it can make etc. What motor is it, needs to be 4 number before the KV 30xx-920 ?

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Props on wrong, motors to small for the size and weight of the drone?

Their is right way and wrong way.... all my $200 carbon airplane props are balanced at the HUB, not the tip. Nail polish has solvants that eventually evaporate causing the weight to change , crapping the TE of a prop works but then your caning the airfoil. But hey whatever works for you.

You need to calibrate your transmitter then reboot your Naza by powering it down and disconnecting the usb cable. Repower the Naza, start Assistant, connect the usb and the CFG Error should be gone. Make sure you write your changes in Assistant before you leave a page.

Nice gimbals - https://gremsy.com/

Not a bad idea!

Here is a decent video of one technique

That is actually the wrong way, unless it's a small prop the correct way in at the hub. You can drill or apply small drop of glue at the HUB.

CNN has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval to fly drones while covering news events involving large crowds, according to a Wednesday announcement from the network. The Time Warner-owned news organization said it will have the ability for the first time to fly an unmanned...

The FAA has been swamped with requests from Part 107 drone pilots seeking to navigate controlled airspace, and reports of drone safety incidents have also surged. Believing that frustrated drone pilots are flying near airports without waiting for airspace authorization, the agency has sought...

Those are very good batteries.