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Good stuff! It is tough working with different cameras, and getting it all to blend in.

You can get one of these, but I would recommend having an osd. They are really not difficult to install. There are plenty of great helpful minds that can provide advice too :)...

Yes it could. Get another one, and make sure that you have the correct voltage, and also that an antenna is connected before powering it up.

I loved everything about mine, and only sold it since I was getting a p4p. I did not like that it was white, but now you can get a version that is black. The only real con I think of is the low light performance.

You are correct. End of argument :cool: There is no comparison, but there is a significant price difference. Inspire Bebop HD

It's on the RC2 port o_O

It's on the RC2 port. Therefore a typical connection (using the RC2 port as example) will look like this: One of the receiver's GND pin is connected to RC2-GND, which is the pin next to the label (see image below, the black GND cable is the top most) The receiver's channel 3 signal pin is...

I would not consider getting a P4 unless there is a budget constraint. I would go with the P4P if image quality matters most, and if image quality does not matter then go with the Mavic.

You could be waiting a long time. I would get it, enjoy it, and update it if the needs arises.

Here is the way in ;)

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I still have not applied for an LLC. I am thinking sole proprietorship since it is much cheaper. I don't really do any flying that would be much of a liability risk. I will warn you that this may destroy your love of the hobby. I currently only fly for profit, and cannot even remember the last...

Something like this might work. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tarot-680Pro-ARTF-Folding-Hexacopter-TL68P00-Naza-V2-X4108S-380KV-ESC-/282287719103?hash=item41b9a8c2bf:g:H4MAAOSwnDZT~EPf Here is a calculator that will help during the design. https://ecalc.ch/xcoptercalc.php

I would not recommend installing that large of a motor on the 550 frame. I think the props would be too large, Have you looked at the Tarot 680, the tarot x6, or the Dji s900? I think you would be better off with one of those frames. What is your budget?

Up your battery voltage. 2S is not enough voltage to spin the motors quick enough to produce the lift you need. move up to 3S.

I have actually had very good support from DJI, and the repair process is pretty quick. I have read about the nightmares, but my experiences were very good. Where are you located? I use State Farm for insuring my Inspire 2s, and it is only 60 per year for 5k coverage on each. (120.00 total) So...

The escs need to be able to handle the max amp draw of the motors. Check the amp draw for the motors with the prop size, and cell count of the battery that you are thinking of going with. https://www.ecalc.ch/xcoptercalc.php is a good site for comparing setups.

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Your radio may not be compatible is the only thing I can think of. Do you have another one to try?