Back to the topic, anyone knows where these ‘upgraded’ arms and ‘upgraded’ anti vibration kit are available to order? Unfortunately I have not much money left to invest on a real professional system from another company. I am addicted to ‘upgrade’ my S800. So if anyone knows where I can find these magic EVO arms and state of the art anti vibration kit please advice.
DJI Formally Releases S800 Vibration Absorber Kits & S800 EVO Frame Arm
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ProPilotWannaBe
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I saw that uavproducts.com is accepting preorders for the vibration kit and the new arms. They state they would be shipped by mid-May.
Though I am sure rcrus.com (where I get most my stuff) and others will be taking orders likewise. I already have my preorder in with rcrus.com for the new bluetooth LED upgrade.
Though I am sure rcrus.com (where I get most my stuff) and others will be taking orders likewise. I already have my preorder in with rcrus.com for the new bluetooth LED upgrade.
I am no sure you have seen this video, from tester :
1°/ no windy day
2°/ not high altitude
3°/ secraft reinforced arms !!!
Results : Absorb Vibration Kit + even with no wind + Secraft Reinforced arms, he gets vibrations in his video,
Post production edit will need a Loooottttttttt of Timeeeeeee.
Always interest by Absorb Vibration kit ?
No thanks
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Benjamin Kenobi
Easy? You call that easy?
If all your posts are bad mouthing DJI then people will start to think you work for a competitor.
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MombasaFlash
Heli's & Tele's bloke
On the other hand this 'tester' may just be a wally who doesn't know how to do things properly ?
What you say is right Benjamin 
People could watch my videos, they will understand who i am : Only a customer.
My posts talks about S800, only this frame, not others DJI Products (Gimbal, WKM, Naza, F550...) hoping people get this :frog:.
Problem from S800, must be solve since very longtime (as customers told to DJI from June 2012...).
When talk about a professionnal product, waiting for professionnal product : no more, no less.
On the other side, you can see some users never encounter the same problems as others.
Similarly, they never face any problem with the DJI products.
If you read their entries on the threads products, you'll notice that they must have at least 4-8 DJI products (Phantom to S800, with all the IMU versions and Gimbal) : they are Fantastics lucky guys.
People could watch my videos, they will understand who i am : Only a customer.
My posts talks about S800, only this frame, not others DJI Products (Gimbal, WKM, Naza, F550...) hoping people get this :frog:.
Problem from S800, must be solve since very longtime (as customers told to DJI from June 2012...).
When talk about a professionnal product, waiting for professionnal product : no more, no less.
On the other side, you can see some users never encounter the same problems as others.
Similarly, they never face any problem with the DJI products.
If you read their entries on the threads products, you'll notice that they must have at least 4-8 DJI products (Phantom to S800, with all the IMU versions and Gimbal) : they are Fantastics lucky guys.
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Sometimes I read through these post and I consider myself lucky, lucky that I already spent my cash before a plagued product came out. I haven't had any problems with my first gen DJI WKM. The only crash that I had was when a prop broke (and crazy that it wasn't a DJI prop...).
Was there really an issue with the firmware of the 2nd gen GPS/compass or was it always the excessive vibration of the IMU?
Should we provide padding for the IMU to reduce vibration?
I wonder just how much vibration the IMU can take before going into self destruct mode (Flip of Death)? Maybe we need to know a tolerance level so that we can keep our ships operating at a safe level.
It doesn't inspire confidence when you see a craft flying fine one second and end up in pieces the next.
http://youtu.be/uArlZU928Lw
http://youtu.be/ddtf3NYxJyE
http://youtu.be/EQQDLxV4Sb8
http://youtu.be/RqhwSX6VXf4
http://youtu.be/vrEU3L7S8n8
Was there really an issue with the firmware of the 2nd gen GPS/compass or was it always the excessive vibration of the IMU?
Should we provide padding for the IMU to reduce vibration?
I wonder just how much vibration the IMU can take before going into self destruct mode (Flip of Death)? Maybe we need to know a tolerance level so that we can keep our ships operating at a safe level.
It doesn't inspire confidence when you see a craft flying fine one second and end up in pieces the next.
http://youtu.be/uArlZU928Lw
http://youtu.be/ddtf3NYxJyE
http://youtu.be/EQQDLxV4Sb8
http://youtu.be/RqhwSX6VXf4
http://youtu.be/vrEU3L7S8n8
Silverburn
Member
That's disturbing viewing Dewster!
