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It was doing well until after a firmware update the quad started seriously misbehaving, throttle position wouldn't calibrate, and fail safe cut out was lower than low stick, also the gps again wouldn't behave, any automated commands sent it haywire, ie loiter, or RTH. Long story short and after...

Ok I thot I might of found someone from close by , not that close tho lol. OH I know, chaos comes to helston. Do you fly often and where abouts ? At the moment i only practice a bit at Mawgan sports field, and indoor at Carn Brea Leisure Centre on a sunday evening

and another, taken up my local field.

Mounted a GO Pro Hero 2 between front arms with a velcro strap and got 1 video so far, apologises for the lack of experience, as I said im very new to 6 axis indoor flying at Carn Brea Leisure Centre I know you can do FPV but is there any way of having just a very basic setup where by I can...

Hey all, New to 6 axis and have a Crius AIO Pro on DJI F450 frame. And wondering if there is any one near me that can give some in person tips and tricks and advice. Im in Helston Many Regards Gordon

Quad has gone back to Peter whom i bought it from, as there is a problem with gps, and now after firmware update a calibration problem. So hopefully that will sort the RTH and failsafe

Yes its the RTH im more concerned with as its my failsafe with things go pete tong, its set for aux switch on DX8 but also the gear switch, which I thot was good being just a flick of finger should things start going wrong, but as said it seems to do the opposite and send it skyward and offsky...

My garden almost borders there boundary fence and erm im under their flight path for landing so one of us has to take avoiding action, so far its been me, lol lol. As yourself share airspace with Sea Kings and Tornados,

Hi there, names Gordon , living down in Helston, Cornwall, UK and recently was gifted to me for xmas a Quadcopter. Ive been involved in RC Petrol Car racing for a number of years and also cover the photography and filming of our races, useing static DSLR Cameras, and also GO Pro's attached to...