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Thanx for the answer.

Can anyone tell me if there is a calibration procedure that has to be done to use the Pixhawk. I know that with Autoquad and Zero UAV there is quite a bit that has to be done before you can get in the air?

Just wondering why in this price range everybody seems to use either Sony or Panasonic Camcorder. I never hear anything about JVC , is there a reason for that?

They both imploy the same principal used by the stedicam and glidcan and they have been around for years

I've been told by US customs that they can take up to 21 days alone

Great video as always Jeff ,but give the dog some privacy..lol

Great Reel

Any chance of getting this to work with a JVC GZ-HM50. I really the the video from this camera and would like to find a good gimbal for it

A hex is more stable than a quad for AP ,but if you just plan to use a Gopro a quad will do that fine if you want to go to something better like a Sony Nex, GH2 or Canon Ti I would go with a hex. I bought a cheap kit for my first quad (it was my training wheels), then for my second craft I...

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Birds don't come in that many colors you must have painted it in Photoshop. Great color and a fantastic shot

Are the Images better than the NEX 5 as far as sharpness?

Very Nice. What camera and lens did you use Rich

Hi Gunter Let me know how it works out > I'm thinking of getting the same camera, I was going to go with the NEX 5 ,but after hearing so many complain about how poor the lens is I thought Nikon would be a better route

Do you plan on making a gimbal for DSLR's

As I had mentioned it's not something I'm looking forward to and if I were to do it it would be FPV . The risk is to high not only to me , but to the whole RC AP industy because if I were to fall from the sky at that weight it would do some serious damage and could bring us to the forfront os...

So would your new design hold a red or Canon C300?

That is why I said they would have to get all permits including the FAA. They may be able to pull it offbecause the film board carries a lot of weight and for sure if they don't have permits I'm not going to fly. The tallest building are about 750" and they want an aerial shot of that,but that...

As you said redundancy. While I'm not fling with a Red , I am going to be flying with Canon's answer to it and the weight is about the same. I'ts not my camera so I really don't want to crash it and one of the shots the want me to get (though I haven't agreed to it yet and I'm hoping they won't...

With all you have you could be the first in the counrty to set up a used multirotor lot,but you'd have to have a tacky sport coat ,smoke a cigar, and have a good sales pitch