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What was your final voltage? Have you used this specific battery before and this is the first time it's overheated? Or is it the first time you've used this battery?

The only way to get to those DG1 and DG2 channels is through an Sbus decoder. I understand those are technically channels 17 and 18 which is why you don't get them. I use this HobbyKing decoder, but you can also go with Futaba's decoder, which is much more expensive. Of the links below, one is...

I use 2x 6000mah, and get about 12 minutes (Z15 for NEX). Actually, the other night I got 17 minutes, but that was doing super light flying... hovering and some light left/right, fwd/back, yaw testing. As for EVO, I would have agreed with BK, but true, with new motors/ESC/props, it will...

I know the following question has been discussed on MRF, but I can't seem to find after looking for 15 minutes. But what are people using for X, Y, and Z when they are putting it on the IMU? I'm installing mine today, and a friend of mine installed his yesterday, and we're trying to see what...

I am all about easy transportation, whether it be in a backpack for hiking, or in a travel case for carrying on an airplane.

From the home page I go to the 3-4 threads I am interested in if they have "new posts" symbol, and read all new posts since my last visit.

Frankie. You said "3 servos", but the link you provided says it's a two axis gimbal with two servos (pitch and roll). These are the same to axis I was talking about above. The "pitch" one being the tilt for pointing the camera up and down. Then the "roll" servo is for keeping the camera...

I'm with Droider. Go for a Phantom, and forgo waypoint capability and fly it yourself. But out of curiousity, why did you want waypoint capability for shooting paintball? (pardon the pun =)

My Zenmuse is arriving Friday. Can't wait to put it on my F450.

I can maybe help if you can tell me what Xaircraft inputs it takes. The Naza can control pitch and roll axis servos. The roll is fully controlled by the Naza to keep the gimbal level. The pitch is controlled by the user and the Naza; the user can pick a tilt angle, and the Naza will keep it...

Tim, if I read into what you are saying, I think you are mixing two different Fail Safe methods. When you said "fail safe successfully setup for Manual/Atti/& GPS modes", it sounds like you are talking activation of Fail Safe via switches/controls on your transmitter. Or did I misunderstand...

I should add... the benefit of the strip is that you can also tell from the light strip if the aircraft is flying away ('V' shaped lights) or coming towards you (inverted 'V').

You will want a camera you can record on so that you get the best quality. Something like a GoPro is a great solution for both great quality recording and FPV signal. The reason you don't want to record from the ground is because quality will significantly be lower, especially since basically...

Oh, sorry. :( Yeah, I'm a Futaba guy, otherwise I could maybe help better.

Here's a YouTube video I found for you. There appears to be several out there all claiming to show full Naza setup, but this one specifically mentioned Home Lock: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tx9Hx3vAgg

If you are interested in brushless, Mike Munson (X468 designer) just came out with a brushless version, but I haven't followed up on that recently. No can do. :( The simultaneous video+photo only works with specific resolutions and frame rates. The highest you can go is 1080p@30fps for video...

Sorry Hal that I didn't understand the question. As Chris said, the LED talks to the MC via Can-Bus. All settings changes are immediate.

At 2:21 it wasn't an FOD... It looks like it want into spin of sorts, like it lost a motor.

It was definitely an S800, but gimbal can't tell since it isn't looking in the mirror. ;)

No, the idea is that you can configure your WKM in the field without a laptop. You power on the WKM, connect with your phone or pad, and set your gains or whatever else you wish to configure. You obviously need to be with Bluetooth range, so you might go fly a while, come back and tweak gains...