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A couple of days ago they had announced that they would start shipping the first orders. Looks like it was just to keep us on the edge of our chairs.

We need medication

QAV-R 5 inch Alien 6 inch And a couple of clones...

Oh yeah that is true. Get confused with the Karma...

Or maybe the Mavic?

Looks like a too high I-gain wobble. Halve the number and check. Cheers.

Hi All, I have been spending a day on trying to figure out what I am doing wrong. Situation: I have a Taranis with the 2.0.17 firmware and have a D4R-II receiver that is bind (D8/8 channel) Problem is that I always get a warning beep/vibration warning every 5 seconds. When doing a range...

Cool stuff!!!

Nice rig. Your camera looks a bit heavy. Better get a Mobius. Have lots of fun!

Have you been flying multirotors before? I not, it is better to buy a small rtf quad and start learning (only 30 bucks on Banggood). Agree with Pumpkin: look around on YouTube. There are lots of build and tutorials. Try to copy one of those for your first build. You also need to get all the...

Nice! What kind of rig do you have?

You will be so much more satisfied when you would do it yourself. It will be also much easier to fix it as you will crash of course.

Welcome! You want to build yourself?

Indeed, you are right. In most of cases people came up to me and were really interested in the rigs and what I was doing. I try to go as far away as possible from civilisation.

For me there are two kinds of multirotor enthousiasts: 1. The RTF-GPS pilots Not really interested in the technology or trying to get the perfect flight. Got the Phantom because you looked after your friends dog for three months when he was divorcing the woman that you wanted to marry when you...

Wow, that is beautiful! I can see that it is still snowing when you are flying. Is there no danger for the motors or ESC?

Problem with the Naza Lite is that the first three minutes it drifts in GPS-mode. If you google it you will find that lots of people have this problem. I fly in attitude mode without GPS: no drift problems and goes great. If I get in trouble with orientation I flick the GPS switch and let it...

Looks pretty good and stable. I have always learnt that you should never touch the trim buttons on your radio. Does it always drift to the same side? If so you should: Calibrate your sticks on your radio Calibrate your sticks in the Naza Assistant Calibrate your ESC Check the COG of your quad

I know the feeling with the solder work. You need to get yourself a magnifying glass. Works great.

This is getting out of hand... Lets hope I can still take advantage of my hobby for some years to come.