Wildgeezer
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I should start assembling my F450 with Naza this weekend. Kinda new to the Multirotor Hobby. Have a couple of questions before I begin.
1. DJI Manual recommends using the red arms as front and white as rear. I know its just a matter of convention, but which one usually affords better visibility and orientation, white as front or red as front ? I see some flyers using white as front taking a cue from automobiles that have white headlights and red tail-lights. I am flying the Syma X1 for some time now and it takes quite a bit of concentration to figure out front and back , specially when the model is at eye level at 50 feet and flying away from you.
2. I have a Futaba T6XA (40 MHz FM) and associated Six channel receiver that I plan to use for the F450. I am aware that modern 2.GHz Radios offer Spread Spectrum Frequency Hopping technology ensuring better immunity against interference. Since there is no R/C activity at all where I will be flying, I am hoping I wont have any interference issues. Is it compatible in every other way with Naza ?
Thanks for your help !
1. DJI Manual recommends using the red arms as front and white as rear. I know its just a matter of convention, but which one usually affords better visibility and orientation, white as front or red as front ? I see some flyers using white as front taking a cue from automobiles that have white headlights and red tail-lights. I am flying the Syma X1 for some time now and it takes quite a bit of concentration to figure out front and back , specially when the model is at eye level at 50 feet and flying away from you.
2. I have a Futaba T6XA (40 MHz FM) and associated Six channel receiver that I plan to use for the F450. I am aware that modern 2.GHz Radios offer Spread Spectrum Frequency Hopping technology ensuring better immunity against interference. Since there is no R/C activity at all where I will be flying, I am hoping I wont have any interference issues. Is it compatible in every other way with Naza ?
Thanks for your help !