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I have heard of people harvesting the tx module from the old transmitter and then fitting it to a new transmitter to use with different brands but have no specific knowledge other than that

Well if you want to try some i will have a spare set in about 2 weeks.

ah well feel free to come on down plenty of room to fly but check your fpv frequency first lol

yes I am. The country park ranger where I fly has posted it up on the country park facebook site as well.

its the problem with gimbals we are better fliers without long legs but we need them so we can use gimbals for video and photography.

It was but due to some parts being dead on arrival i had to modify it a little. So power is directly cabled into a wiring loom so no power distribution board motors were upgraded to Emax MT2204s CC3D flight controller and boscam fpv gear.

they do a shorter version for about £10 still gives good clearance. There a few 3d printed versions available cheaper.

strange really isn't it considering most of the major news networks use Drones to get disaster footage. Double standards I suppose.

Same here the plasic screws have a habit of stripping their threads on crashes. Someone told me not to use conductive screws on carbon frames but other than conductivity issues as long as everything is sealed i cant see a problem.

I run 1000kv motors on a 450 frame with 30c 2200mah battery and get 10 minutes with 10.45 props when i add a gopro and mount it goes down to about 8 minutes. Thats with medium flight speeds nothing too nippy. Your could go down to 8045 or even 8060 with those motors but again as already said the...

I use 1300mah and 15oomah batteries to keep weight down if it helps also make sure the C rating of the packs is up to it. Maximum draw for your setup would be 48amps without overhead so a 30c at 1500mah or above would be needed.

I have these on one of my quads and I noticed they vibrate a lot on take off and can confuse the flight controller a bit. Calms down after take off. I broke a set of these as well on a soft landing. I Know they do some ones that go on the end of the quadcopter arms that are more stable.

Trying out some new pids wasnt too happy with the results pretty windy day as well but I think the props I was using flex a bit too much.

Here is a photo i modified circle is where antenna is attached and arrow is the antenna. Yours seems to be missin g.

Yeah hes right I cant see the antenna wire either I have 2 of these on the MK1 and Mk2 board the antenna is normally connected to the tiny upright board attached to the main board . It points sraight up. The little board it is attached to is also one of the gyro sensor boards or accelerometers...

He uses them in his gigs to get extra footage for his music videos. Part of his act includes plucking it from the sky and then filming his fans from the stage before launching back off again. Personally I feel if that is what he wants to do fine but if he had fitted a foam ring or similar it...