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Hahahaha, I meant that I can't fly FPV from a gimbal with it as I need to have the camera I record from a gimbal with. For me all it would be is a DVR for my FPV.

Hahahaha, I know the feeling. It is a bit too pricey for me, and I need a gimbal hahaha.

Hahahaha, if they would accept returns that may be a good option.

Never hear of the company, and this would be suitable for someone starting as they would not notice the latency (1/10th a second), where as it may make someh what of a difference for people who are REALLY good haha. The second to last number is tenths of a second, the last number cycles from...

You feel comfortable soldering it?

100ms delay is actually really good, even for a racer. I have yet to try it, but really like the concept. I actually think a racer would be one of the better uses of it because it is small, reasonable latency, and takes up only a little room. Bonus video haha

Haha, that is very true. Some zipties, glue and you can make anything.

What is to stop you from soldering on a SMA jack and using a high gain antenna?

Great job on the frame hahaha. A friend of mine on facebook made a lego toy grade quadcopter and got to be interviewed by a local news station.

Also look at this site under setup tab. http://www.multirotormania.com/32-bit-/239-dragonfly32-pro.html

Worst case you can use a VM to run any program you want haha.

Makes them stronger because the shaft is a lot thicker and in the event of a really hard impact you can either unscrew it and replace it, or replace the screws that get sheared of in the bell.

Angel 2212 shaft is what you are looking for, they should fit multiple motors, so KV does not matter. Here is something I found that may be helpful. If you had motors that had mounting holes for these I'd suggest you get a bold on motor mount, much harder to bend, most I've done was break a...

I use a power distribution board whenever I can or direct solder everything that I can't. Usually I desolderer the short leads, and make up a new loom.

Good question, I don't use OS X, I am going to ask some people and I'll get back to you. hahaha

If you have a 32ch transmitter, you can use about any Rx that you can wire up.

Yes, if you are using a 32ch Tx no problem, it your using an 8ch then check your bands.

I've made mine out of 3/32'' aluminium and one from some 1/16'' steel, They are strait, and almost as wide as the bottom on the motor. I prefer the aluminium because it was easier to make and if you crash it your mount will break before the motor bell.

Only make small, but drawn out movements when you are at a distance, large quick ones will cause bad problems haha.