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I would just use a long lens. Why do you need to get 5-7m away? I use the 14-42mm zoom on the inspire. 84mm equivalent on full zoom so you can be 100m away and see see details.

Well that's crazy!

That's cool. If it helps any, mine still flies just as great as it always has. It's been a very reliable aircraft for me. I find myself using the Inspire Pro more often than not for jobs that need a GH4 with 12mm lens type look. Everything in one backpack is quite refreshing after lugging...

I have the same problem. Can't connect the Zenmuse or WKM to the assistant program. Jolly annoying. I've semi-retired my S900 and Zenmuse now. I thought one day I might fly her into a volcano or something; send her off in style! o_O

Is your DX7s bound to the receiver? I use Spektrum also and it is just plug and play. Make sure your Futaba is not plugged in to Aux3 at the same time as it overrides the Spektrum. You could just go Futaba on your MOVI?

Welcome!

When you were first hovering it seemed to be toilet bowling, which suggests the compass needed calibrating. As it went down it was doing quite a large toilet bowl (spiral) into the ground. Motors sounded fine to me. Looks like a FC problem. Magnetic interference? Power wires? Could of been an...

Erm, you're wondering what's transmitting on 2.4GHz in your office? Your wifi is! You'll always pick up the odd bit of wifi near built up areas. It's not a problem for spread spectrum transmitters. :)

Glad you fixed it! It's so easy to overlook little things in the assistant program. Have fun flying! :)

There should be only one course of action, descend! Ground incursion just move away from it/them, or hover and let the ground crew deal with it.

Exactly as @Carapau said! :) You'll be fine! ;)

Hi mate, It could of been so many things on a maiden flight. What was the IMU orientation setting in the assistant program? Or the compass direction? How come you were taking off in manual mode? ATTI mode is preferred due to the inherent instability of the system. Transmitter settings...

Hey mate, For your GH4 you can use this: http://www.kopterworx.com/shop/paralinx-hd-link-hdmi-gopro/hdmi-converters/zenmuse-gh4-hdmi-to-av-converter-mini-micro-hdmi-thin-soft-cable.html ...and plug it into an ImmersionRC 5.8GHz transmitter.

AR Drone (AR) and Multirotor (MR).

Hey mate, Welcome to the forum. The Phantom Vision 2+ drone isn't really designed to carry any payload other than it's own camera. The use of other wifi signals close to the aircraft can cause unwanted behavior. I honestly don't think you should mount that camera to a Vision 2. Had the...

I have an ALTA. It's certainly worth the cost. :) Very well engineered and designed specifically for one purpose only, awesome aerial filming.

No, you are not supposed to counter it apparently. Losing yaw serves the purpose of conserving power, power that would be used to maintain yaw, available to maintain altitude and attitude. When it happened I used RTH to bring it back over the home point, but took control of the landing.

I've not used the A2 but my WKM has dealt very well with motor failures on my S900. Had three separate motor failures and each time it did as was advertised, lost yaw control but everything else functioned perfectly.

Well, that was awesome! What a lovely country you live in :)

Alas nothing quite compares to the MOVI Controller I'm afraid. You can try a tray transmitter. I use the Spektrum DX10t. Not quite the same though.