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I have the Phantom and Gopro...it is my first copter, and I think it`s brilliant! I have "no" experience of video filming. Only with a pocket digicam and camera on my phone of course. I have no previous experience of RC flying either.

Flew reckless over a forest on a windy day 3.5.2013 with my Phantom... After a few minutes I could not see it anymore :dejection:Went into panic... Neither the homelock nor the fail safe brought it home :dejection: Searched for hours and hours, put up notes with a picture of it and my phone...

Got my Phantom& Gopro yesterday :)

Oh, hang on :frog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMYLNlW-4rQ

Kiitos Kari(Thanks Kari[finnish]) The Phantom looks quite cool& "easy" to fly... could it carry a gopro hero3 + fpv cam/transmitter? Or could I get the easily calibrated gps& compass, in other words the navigation or auto pilot system to a F550? This is such cool, nice stuff! :dejection::)

Yeah I read about the modes. For some reason I get a "toyish" feeling about the RTFs, and would like to build it myself. Have you watched the "Basic multicopter tutorials" on youtube. Here`s the first in series: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVxZE0CEUaA He uses the Turnigy Talon Quad frame...

Thanks a bunch! Ok I`m a 100% newbie and I just bumped into the whole concept of multicopters on monday :nevreness: I`m completely overwhelmed and taken by the idea of building one, flying it, beeing able to use FPV and recording full HD video. Been reading a bit about the KV value of motors...

Hello from Finland! Planning to put together a multirotor with full HD video and FPV. Any help will be appreciated... Should I go for Quad or Hex?