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Hi Larry. Don't get me wrong, I have a Zenmuse Z15 for my Sony on my S800, and a Zenmuse H3-2D for my GoPro on my F450. I love them both. My comments were not related to being recommended or not, because I do recommend them. But my experience in gimbals are limited to those two and the X468...

Ah! That's what I guessed was the case. So it will definitely work, but if you are serious about photo and video, there are several other options for a higher end cameras (like Sony NEX or Panasonic GH) gimbals that are less that the Zenmuse. You might want to consider one of those as well.

Paktahz, in your telemetry did it say you have GPS or not? If you have the iOSD it will tell you there as well. As Tom said, it may be that you lost GPS to the FC. Last week I had my GPS wire come loose in mid flight and it reverted to ATT mode. (I have since put hot glue to hold the plug in.)

I fly with 2x 6000 nano-techs.

The Naza manuals says two blinks means not all sticks are centered. Single blink means both sticks are centered. glad you figured it out. Go have some fun flying it now! ;)

Manual mode has a way of revealing any inbalances of props, or motors that aren't have additional drag, or CG that isn't totally centered... So mongo was pointing out a possible source for the imbalance. Look into that or other things that make your MR not be totally symetrical.

Larry, I'm sure it will work, but it seems way overkill for an MR. The GoPro Zen does work with the Wookong or the Naza, so there really isn't a mismatch from a technical perspective. But why go for an S800 if all you'll put on it is a GoPro? I guess cost would be a big reason for the smaller...

Ah! That's a V1 GPS which is OK from what I've read. It's the first round of V2 GPS that had the recall.

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Ken, you sure sold me on the gimbal!

I have it mounted via one screw in the middle on the stock base. Since it's mounted on one screw, I can easily loosen and adjust the angle. All that said, I have meaning to ask those on this forum what people think of mounting it on the S800 directly on the top plate and eliminating the stick...

lol... It's all good! I love seeing the many responses, and even the ones that correct me when I'm wrong.;) That's how we all learn. Yeah, sorry I misunderstood the question. But I guess with my vendor I am not seeing a different GPS puck for the various Naza... But I would agree with Bob...

Hey Multicrasher getting into Multirotors ;) Checkout this thread if you like: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?12546-Differences-in-DJI-equipment But in summary, Naza Lite does not support octo configurations which the V1 and V2 do, but does support the other 6 multirotor...

Did you happen to see how The Hobbit was filmed? It was all on Dual REDs for 3D, but since the REDs were too big to put them close enough (usual eye distance of 10mm or so), they had to shoot one RED through a mirror. Quite interesting. Let's do it!!!

Give it a little more time... others will hopefully chime in. When you say 3.96V, is that under load, or once you removed them from the aircraft? Did you have voltage protection turn on and if so, to what values? Was this your maiden flight so you haven't adjusted gains yet? What do you...

Is it new? Has it been in a recent accident?

Technically a Hex-Tri ;) But what in the world it is gonna life? dual REDs? lol

One channel can have any numeric value from lower end all the way up to the upper end. I was using "-100 to +100" only because the Futaba transmitter defines its outputs that way. But you could say that it is "0% to 100%" for that matter as well. It's just a way of saying "nothing" to "all...

Look into the X468 landing gear / gimbal combo. If you go for brushless, you will need to buy a controller as well to go with it, like the Alexmos. www.x468.com www.rc-drones.com

I agree with deanot... the new 1038 props from DJI are great! I have been flying with them for months, and I know many friends in the AP business that use them for their setups.