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I got my heat sinks from here:http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=16503 You can easily cut them to the size you like with a mitre saw. I made my heat sinks a bit smaller than the existing piece of alloy and cut the heat shrink around the sink. Like this:

I had the same problem as your 2nd picture. Two screw heads hitting each other... You have to countersink the holes on the inside to allow the head of the screws to sit flush with the frame. PH had this problem early last year and say they fixed it in June 2011. I purchased mine in februari...

Good question. I´d like to know this as well.

Mode 1 has the Throttle and Aileron on the right stick. The Elevator and Rudder are on the left stick. The default mode in China. Mode 2 has the Aileron and Elevator on the right stick. The Throttle and Rudder are on the left stick. This is the default mode in the U.S and Europe.

I really like the ring idea. You might be on to something regarding vibrations. Check this out http://techcrunch.com/2011/04/13/roundtail-bike-cool-or-just-loopy/

Also, try some vibration dampening under the VTX for a clear picture.

Here's another freshly uploded.

Hi guys I started out with FPV this summer. This is my 10th FPV session and I thought I'd share it here. Still getting the hang of it. Its far from jello and twich free... Hope you dont get too motion sick.

Could be your VTX is too powerful. Had the same problem with heat buildup with a Boscam 5,8 Ghz 500mW. Changed it to a 200mW VTX and voila! No heat.

No, I put the black nylonwasher on. Had to use that... I just couldn't use the wavey lockwasher that should go under the nut.

Had the same problem with my 360 pan kit along with a few other really annoying issues. I can only get half the nut on the panshaft... Your'e suppose to use the lockwasher on there aswell, but there is no way in hell thats possible. I just drowned the thing with RED locktite. Been holding for...

Hmm, I got a faulty pot when I purchased my AV 130 a couple of months ago, e-mailed Kim Atwell at PH to ask him where to get a pot like that. This is what he told me. I had a Hitec HS-475HB lying around and stripped it. Worked for me.

Hi Plingboot. These pots are standard amongst RS servos. If you have any old servo or even just purchase a cheap servo and remove the pot from and solder the wires the same as the faulty pot you have.