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these were custom made for a lexus commercial

oh no! Do you have a video? what motors/ escs are you using?

hahahaha! they seem to be having a pretty fun time with those. Much better piece then the Faux News phantom debacle of last week.

Oh yes great question. I usually start by adding the roll and pitch basic gains to the x3 (or x2) channel. I use the same tx and find the sliders on the back work good because you don't need to take your fingers off the sticks to adjust. Start with those two gains and then slowly up the gains...

Do you have your gains on a slider on your TX? If you're not ready to put a camera under it, attach a milk crate with weight to it to see a more real life flight weight will be.

I would count auto pilot error under human error. Because if your auto pilot starts to mess up and you can't take it out of auto pilot and fly it yourself, thats pilot error.

It has so many elements of all that is wrong with media coverage of this industry

I think this is awesome, I really like the direction of going with moving away from hobby grade brushless and moving into cinema grade. Maybe this gimbal has aways to go to prove itself. Maybe it wont be this gimbal, but the direction is great I think.

Maybe this has been posted, maybe not. But here it is again. Grade A dingleberry. Speaking for the the multirotor community. Great. Note that the fatality in Brooklyn was not a quadcopter or a multirotor. Leave it to fox news to get an "expert"...

It's 15lbs, and has limited lens options. But I like the direction of high end servo based cinema heads

http://cinescopophilia.com/gyrodynamix-davinci-true-cinema-gimbal/

Given the number of incidents I don't think a serial number registration is such a bad idea.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to require people to register a serial number or something. I think it would be an easy way to prevent reckless behavior and hold people accountable for this type of dumb crap.

Great test and read! Very interesting results. I don't have to much to contribute scientifically, but from my own experience I use larger props on the bottom, and find that when you have difference size props you get much better yaw authority. Also note that the DJI suggested coax setups are...

10 bucks says its a phantom

Interesting, good to know in the future in case I run into that issue with certain ESCs. I can't recall in my own experience if I removed the positive pin before of after calibration.