Search results

Let me save dji the trouble- "Please to thank you Hidaven for your interest in Phantom Ready to Fly Aerial Filming Multirotor System with Gopro Mount. Please advise that you have read and agree to the terms listed on page 3 Disclaimers and Warnings in user manual for the Phantom Ready to Fly...

Ha! You guys got my addy on file. It's so cool to see you young company's starting up and thriving some from connections made right here on this forum!

How you get one of them sweet shirts? I see you but who's who?

It looks like a version of the martinez open source board, I run mine off the 4s flight pack no problem. Some guys are using regulators to give a consistent 12 volts to the gimbal even while the main batt drains.

See, you have the skills and where with all to open this stuff up and go to it, where as I have the skill set of a doorstop.

Wow! I've got the same setup as Kloner reco'd, cept a foxtech 8", catsup/ketchup. I'm not as adventurous as Kloner and opted to make my own 2 way power plug 2 deans and some female 2 female connectors from a pack of radioshack rca connectors. Still got a loop that would suck if it were...

Also make sure you're hooked up to the battery power you plan on using when you tune your board, you can also have the usb plugged in at the same time. Make sure you route your imu cable so it doesn't bind, I had a heck of a time retuning and retuning trying to get the tilt to return to level...

yeah but look at the prices on the spare parts page- 5.49 for a prop, 30 bucks for a 10 amp esc, 40 smackers for a motor-eegads!!!

Sorry money, the op is on a naza, that's the fc I was talking about.

yeah, I've toyed with that idea myself for my hex that has a set of landing gear I'm not real fond of, plus I'm hating the restraint in how low you can hang a camera and gimbal. I make all kinds of 5hit outta that stuff, but that sweet hamper in the picture isn't mine.

something like this made to your dimensions would work-

Are you guys using opto type esc's and if not have you disconnected all the power wires from your servo plugs on your esc's. All your solders are good? Props are all on tight? And my most favoritist naza question of all, have you blocked sunlight hitting the naza directly, especially the sides?

You have to auger out the prop holes on the 9's.

How'd you like the gimbal and was balancing/tuning a pita? Wonderful stuff Ben, Yonder Blue's kickin a$$!!

On the old naza it was hold the copter flat with the nose away from you and turn 360 degrees to the right, then flip the copter on its side with the top plate facing your right and spin 360 degrees to the right. Not sure if it's changed on the new naza. Can't help with the compass thing since...

I love the train track stuff. For all the problems people had with the skyline, you guys look like you have yours dialed in pretty well. With all this brushless gimbal talk you forget that you can still get quality out of the "old" systems. Do you have any trouble with your bg on fff, like...

I don't know who's getting more outta those tracks, the railroad company or Arial MOB? Dude, you had a vision...

Glad I could help. Let me try and help some more although I'm using the rctimer version. It looks like you have your imu mounted sideways, x should point to the front and y should point to the side, cables out the back and all the board components should face down. Are those 2 holes at the...

Wonder if the op is hearing the high pitched squeal of the esc's?

yeah but have y'all mastered the art of flying your op without the camera running? I am the BOSS of that shtick.