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No I was just saying that the YS-x4 System from ZeroUav offers a GPS package with a ton of features for under $1000. My budget isn't $1,500. It's probably going to be anywhere from $3,000-$4,500. But as of right now, there isn't a cap on my budget. And by the way, if you guys have never seen...

What do you guys think about the YS-X4 Wifi edition by ZeroUav? It seems like the best autopilot system on the market right now with all of those features for under $1000. Definitely better than the Naza from the specs I'm reading.

Thanks for the reply! Lets say I just wanted to lift my D800 for now, would I still need to build an octocopter as opposed to a hexacopter? I was planning for a hexacopter build but if it calls for building an octocopter I will. And the frame, I need help with that. I don't want to buy one...

I am aware of the cost, but it probably won't be more than $4000. And it won't take months for the gimbal to be tuned. Like I said, the learning curve won't be had for me.

I've actually been missing around in a simulator and astonishingly I found that the multi rotor was way easier to fly and hover than a helicopter. The learning curve won't be hard for me. Basically I don't start off with beginner things. That's how I approach everything new because I find that...

Well I basically have 1.3% of experience of flying radio controlled aircrafts. LOL. The last time I flew anything was about 6 years ago. It was basically one of those mini helicopters (at the time, it was the smallest rc helicopter in the world) I learned some basic flight skills from that but I...

Hey there, came across this forum from a Google search and thought it would be a great place to start finding answers to most of my questions. So basically I'm diving into this new multi-rotor world since it's taking the cine world by storm due to the amazing aerial cinematography/photography...