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it's alright mr. fiend. i paid $8 for a military surplus fluke multimeter offa ebay which i think can be set on fire under a meter of rocketfuel.

it's just practice for SDKs :) who has time for documentation?

in the united states, application of either wd-40 or duct tape are alleged to fix everything. i don't know if they sell blu-tac where you are, but it's sort of like the same thing for people residing outside of the great satan. feasability = the ability to find, discern, devise a way. your kit...

it's all right we're going to have a bonfire next week including everybody that is wrong on the internet :) so take it easy or i mean ache it teasy. trappy hails. you gotta watch out or they'll say "pleased to meet you" *at least that's what it sounds like* in reality that is really really they...

coprophagy aside, i've been making electronic stuf for three decades and somewhere in there i hit a point where i was making resources for other people to make electronic stuf (vst). a lot of the time i spent making music then was about showing what a type of algorithm or whatever could do...

nice, dense information without being too predictable.. good sense of how many repeats without tiring.

an fpv vid over teh internet is open context, you could throw any kind of music and it would be a new experience, until the viewer decided they knew what kind of experience the producer intends. you're going for stately, reverent i guess, and it takes several seconds for that to resolve for me...

just as a fun nonsequitur post, goodbye to e011 number three... haven't been able to keep one more than a week. went down on my property, about 10 feet off the ground. found one of the props but spent half an hour and cannot find it though it has to be in a ten foot radius. so i have three...

if anyone's programming flight controllers, an extra "state" between the yaw input and output would slew the rate of yaw (i think i saw a "yaw LPF" in someone's OSD, that oughta handle it. i've yet to "hands on" betaflight et c. but it should work, lower LPF (low pass filter) = smoother speed...

:) west papua kind of reached out to me, i could hear the prayers (from the other side of the world) and looked into it. no one needs to go very far nowadays to find such things, though some are concealed.

good orientation for buyer level entrants (as discretised from builder). graphic reads "brushless motors create more power than un-brushed" :)

concerning indonesia, there's a bunch of folks in west papua who could benefit from this technology.. i'd love to drop them a crate full of fpv rigs and see how fast people open their eyes to what they film.....

observing the amount of "rebranding" in this industry, it seems like most people are okay with it, i've only seen one "support the original manufacturers" style post in total. i haven't paid much attention to much outside audio software for decades, and i understand eg. flysky are also istyle...

wall warts need a sufficient amperage rating for power :) but i'm okay with being wrong and having no idea, it concurs with thirty years of trying to build things. "circuit bending" i can do... made an untuned audio synth out of three 555s, added a dozen potentiometers to an old analog drum...

thank you... looking forward to actually doing this, much appreciated..

so casual chat, i'm out of funds for a couple, but packages are on their way! saw an ad for "hover 1" which is like $600 and has some ridiculous wingspread like 60cm, totally unlike racers with say two or three prop spans between the props and teh body. and this is my kind of build, it looks...

shoping for quads on eg. banggood you will encounter a selection of receivers, eg. taranis, flysky, frsky when you select the product. ;) you may have a similar vantage to mine - rc and quad = everyman. i cannot tell you how many things i have overcomplicated by having a paucity of data...

just woke up, still blurry here so excuse easy question before i melt something - battery C rating = ceiling on instantaneously available power battery S rating = number of battery cells (in series) battery mAh rating = "size of gas tank" now forgive me because i'm psychologically scarred...

kids ain't gonna buy in if old men win :)

Just... like... Uniblab, robotic kickin flab macks the brand new flava in your ear