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Gosh, seems like I've seen this idea somewhere...

nice!

Thanks dood! I've found with these little motors if they don't have a good connection they get twitchy or not working at all real fast. Once you solder them up, if you need to change motor direction just unsolder 2 of the wires and swap them with each other.

You might solder up the motors (at least one) and see if that's your issue. The musical tones come from your motors not the esc. Is there any way you can prove the birds getting power (lights, arming led on the control board)? The ZMR is nothing to be ashamed of when you're talking 250 size...

Check your solder points especially your battery power. It looked like you were pushing it around quite a bit, easy enough for a cold solder joint to crack.

After looking at your picture I mis spoke, the 750's I mounted were more of the can type body where the bottom bearing is flush with the arm. If the base fits on the arm, seems like you'd have a good shot to catch a few screws even if you had to redrill the arm's mounting holes.

If it's the standard 450 arm, I had to open up the hole for the motor bearing and was only able to catch 2 screws but it worked while I ran the i power 750's. You could see if anyone does a 3d printed adapter like they do for some of the micro motors.

you're a motorcycle guy, surely you've read "runs good, as is" when shopping for used bikes. Besides, here's all you have to put on your tip sheet- www.multirotorforums.com

Think about your liability first. As courteous of an idea that seems, now a days buyers are already informed on the use of a product well before they ever get it (see the solo/phantom 3 threads on a certain forum). The last thing you want would have a buyer who managed to damage person or...

I for one would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see you guys crash drones into trees and through ponds. It would bring excitement back to the hobby. But all the other stuff you bothered to share with everyone, meh.

Hi Doc, It would take a pretty good hit on the motors for the bearings to seize like you're describing. Could it be your connections to the esc's? But if you're dead set on taking apart your motors, you'll have to remove the small c-clip on the bottom of the motor shaft then you can pull the...

Welcome Clayten! It's kind of refreshing from someone someone who doesn't want to get into quads to open a film business. The fpv racing scene is really starting to build, it's kind of exciting to see, best of luck and yes you're right, this forum has a lot of good, sometimes even great...

I'd put a small plate above the knob on the role axis above the control board, maybe even use the knob to hold it on. Run a velcro strap around it for a small 4s battery for the gimbal. It makes it nice and convient to be able to tune the gimbal without having to power up your ship. It also...

Now that is a proper track! That last hit in the vid is my story, I could be in the middle of the Bonneville salt flats and hit a road cone. Very motivating, thank you for posting that!

Hi Brian, welcome to the forum! Have you ever flown anything before? If you really want help you're going to have to supply mo info bro… Tx/Rx/naza all communicating? What kind of esc are you using? If there not dji opto's, have all the esc"s been calibrated to your Tx? Everything is...

Nice!!!!

Thanks Jon, I've already recommended you guys to a couple of out of town videographers looking for fantom parts. I use to store my gear across the highway at a place that's now Hollywood High. I know where you guys are at, best of luck on your venture!

Welcome Jon! Are you the guys off of 2100 S.? Been meaning to check you all out. Again, welcome!

Welcome to the board Jim. Just watch the vids on Bart's first page and you'll be way ahead of the game.

I'd wait for amba to either split or drop back to it's support in the mid 50's, then again it's got one of the highest short interest in the market along with go pro and they can run it like a scalded dog if they choose. Another one to watch is good old IRBT, they're so much more than vacuums...