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Dual rates and expo are awesome for most models like Helis and airplane but depending on what flight controller you are using you might leave them be as is. On a dji flight controller you can use att gains to adjust what would be similar to expo

Anyone settle a claim who is not under 333? Insurance companies might snake their way out over coverage by saying you are not operating within state and federal laws

Mike, two 2.4 rx are not a problem. It's when you have s tx and rx near each other you have problems.

Actually looks like props are fix pitched which mean reversible escs

because why the hell not! http://nofilmschool.com/2015/07/canons-multi-purpose-ME20F-SH-full-frame-35mm-camera-4-million-iso

Oh sweet I wasn't sure if this would work, I may have to try it and see how it flies. Do you know of specific examples of this being tested?

Looks great! As you move forward in the future it would be awesome if companies would make sets for coax set ups. Such as 18" and 17" or various pitches in 18". Probably too niche of a request but just throwing it out there.

I would say in the end it will just be easier to get a new gimbal. Unless you have time and like tinkering. You may end of rendering your current gimbal useless though.

http://nofilmschool.com/2015/07/tiny-4k-camera-size-gopro-good-low-light-offers-interchangeable-lenses

I don't use ecalc I bench test or guestimate from factory specs. I use an inch longer on bottom, but others may do it differently

I think efficiency loss is hardly noticeable in my experience. I use different props on top and bottom which I find works way better

I think this is reasonable for what your getting. There also things you can't easily quantify in dollar value such as local(ish) support and a company who handles issues rather then ignoring them.

No way it will be under 55lbs, if you care about that stuff

I don't know why I am so opposed to rtf, probably because of my brief experience with the s800, but when the bigger alta comes out I'll probably switch. Currently we specialize in lifting huge cameras with cine glass and lens control , because the all the smaller RTF models make it hard to...

Oh ya I wasn't saying that on behalf on anyone else. I mean literally I would personally call bullshit if it wasn't free fly.

what is this thing? What's the output/ input.

if it was another company I would call BS, but free fly really seems to have some pretty impressive innovation and fore thought. I am skeptical of the flight performance with a heavy camera like a alexa mini or epic, but I guess I trust they know what they are doing. I have heard they are coming...

yes, if your lens is an active mft equipt lens. So cine glass or older lenses have all the controls on gears or on the barrel. Active means those controls are done electronically by the camera. So canon l glass is active but obviously won't work on a MFT camera. If your lens has little brass...

I thought these came out a not long ago? Was that just the announcement?

Ya I was chatting with them on Facebook, it's quite impressive