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I have telemetry from the iOSD, the transmitter (Spektrum) and I check with a volt-meter before and after each flight. The iOSD has been very reliable so far (one-year old this month). Cool?

It's only in meters (as far as I know). I find the readings accurate enough. Just have a conversion chart with you from ft to m and you'll be fine. I've done a few height specific jobs for architects and they were more than happy!

Welcome my good man! Lots of help here. :nevreness:

Welcome to the forum mate! :nevreness:

Nicely done Tony!

Here you go:

Basically the Mark II is awesome, the mini less so. :nevreness:

My lipos are charged daily to be honest. Jobs often come with very short notice so I have to be ready to go. No harm in keeping lipos charged for a few days. Mine are like new after a year, but I don't over-fly them, they come back with 3.8V or more per cell.

I hope one day I get to do an action video! I have so much high BPM music I'd like to work into a vid!

Alas it's mostly the over 60's who go to the arboretum. Got to pick the music for the audience and all that...

Hey mate, I moved his posts to: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?5339-Flamewheel-F550-Hard-case/page3

A video of an arboretum yesterday. It's quite hard making trees seem interesting!

Looks pretty bloody good to me!!! (except the music :nevreness:)

I have a little Voltz voltage checker. Also balances and discharges. No power connections needed. Admittedly it would take a day to discharge a 6S lipo as it's only 0.1A discharge or something.

Yay! :nevreness:

Well, I can't really help you. But I boot-up the program first, then power up the aircraft/WKM. I do it directly to the WKM USB port. Keep trying mate. I've had it fail before, just try again....and again....

I've done a few jobs like this. The iOSD is sufficient. Waypoints is apparently more accurate so I've heard.

Oh, that's what you meant. So sorry! HorizonAP in the UK have lots of videos with a GH3. BBStratus too. Flyonix were using one also. Everyone seems to think up imaginary problems with the Zenmuse but the results are still stunning compared to anything else. It really is a great gimbal!

What's that got to do with this topic? This is a GH2/3 zen discussion. And no, I don't notice the problem you mentioned. The lens seems centred to me.

Just over the road, well, field, from my house is this place: Misty day but lovely place.