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I run 1038s on my 550 with 4s 8000 multistars and get around 10 min flight time. Yours looks a little more loaded down than mine.

A 3 axis gimbal will significantly smooth out the yaw axis.

According to DJI, whether you run 3s or 4s would depend on what size props you run for the 920kv motor. 3s 1045 props 4s 8045 props.

NAZA will however maintain current altitude at the time the RTH is triggered. IE, you're flying at 100' and trigger RTH, it will remain at 100' and fly to the home point and descend and land. Hope this helps. Mike.

Try some o-rings between the top of the prop and under the nut. A little blue locktite on the threads just to hold the nut on. Just a drop is more than sufficient. Hope it helps. Mike.

Welcome. Let us know about your project.

Your 5000mah battery is most assuredly much heavier than your old 2200math battery. You need to figure out what the load capacity of your motors are with the props that you are running.

How did you correct the rotation of the motors?

The fact that you are thinking of giving away anything is awesome in my eyes. Given that I have a DJI F550, I would absolutely love an Inspire, even a P4 would make me very happy. Good luck to all whom enter the contest. Regards, Mike.

Not an N number but, if it's over .55lbs and you want to fly in national airspace you have to register.

Have you checked your balance side to side or corner to corner? I used to have a yaw issue with my F550 and found I was heavy to the left rear, my front to rear was dead on. Now I check my balance front to back and corner to corner. (Alot easier with a hex.)

You know that you just turn the gps antenna 13degrees clockwise from pointing straight ahead, right?

I don't see any declination dialed into your compass. It should be 13 degrees east for Pacifica. Just trying to be helpful. Mike.

Are you still selling? Where are you located?

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As a crew chief on a winged sprint car team in florida for my nephew, I video tape all of our races. I bought a DJI f550 about a year and a half ago to try to add some aerial shots of the track and surroundings to the videos I post online. Still learning what looks best with my racing videos but...

Thanks Petr.

Been quite some time since a new podcast. What's up?

Update: After getting everything dialed in I took the 550 to one of our races to get some aerial shots of the track. Once over the track I turned the knob on the transmitter to have the camera pointing straight down. While watching my monitor to frame the shot I lost video signal. Much to my...

To add my 2 cents, I could really relate to Joe. I will certainly miss hearing him on the Podcast. Tom and Chuck are a waste of my time. I have been a faithful listener since day 1. I will continue to listen. I enjoy Petrs take on things and Eric has his moments. Good luck with all you are...