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The arms will raise a little before the opposite arm on the same font or back side when it is sitting on the floor when I pick up on any arm. Its the mount that is flexing.

It's large vibrations, not really jello. The motors and props are balanced from the factory, maybe I will tighten them and see where they land on the balancer. It is an up and down vibration, not side to side like a prop is out of balance.

This project did not survive :( I had a custom 2.5mm carbon fiber frame cut, and the tips of the arms still vibrate. I think the plastic arm mounts are just not strong enough for the 4216 motors. This sux!!!!! Now I am deciding what to do. This is the best built hex frame that I could find...

O wow. That is a large hex :)

Got this in my inbox from magic man, and I do not know the answer to this one. Can one of you guys help him out? "need help just received a new jjrc h8d quadcopter cannot locate where the sd card is located on copter can anyone help me with this location?"

Nice! What size props are on the top quad? I am guessing that the hex is 650mmish? What are your flight times?

A lot of speculation going on in that last video. She needs to ask what if they do not cause issues that we think they should be causing. I like how she put words into the pilots mouth. Literally swerve.. O_o

I read about most everyone's multi-rotors, but I think it would be cool to see some pix of your machines. I am not sure there is another thread like this. Who wants to go first?

Some good deals out there! http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=65732

I hate to see you guys having issues with purchasing. I think a little pre-purchase research will save you time and money. I once had a shipment that stopped dead in the preparing shipment stage, and my primary eBay Chinese seller shipped me the gimbal using 3 day ups. I know they lost money on...

All depends on how often, and how much you fly. I have been flying for 11 months and my 250 lost 2 props the last time I flew it lol. Learn to fly los, and then learn to fly fpv. 20 hours for each los and fpv will get you to a comfortable position. What do others think?

Thats a very nice budget to get started. Lots of fun to come :) You can either build or buy. Here is a 500 that would be close to your budget that I am currently in the middle of rebuilding(no issues just want 25+ minute fpv sessions) All of the high shots are from the 500mm shown in the...