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No, it hasn't left the ground yet. Of course it isn't quite finished yet either.

OK that makes sense and yes they do read zero when centered on the tx. In the multiwiiconf they read 1500 when centered and 1100 at the bottom end and 1900 at the top end. Even when I have had it arm, it has taken a long time.

Not sure what you mean by "Make sure the channels are not trimmed off 0". I have had to reierse the yaw and the roll in my tx but I thought I accounted for that. My arming should be down and to the right instead of down and to the left if I understood all that I've been reading.

Hi, I'm building a 550 classquadcopter with multiwii pro ez 3 and I'm having trouble with the arming. The yaw stick is supposed to be able to arm the quad according to everything I've read. I can't seem to get it to work consistently. It only seems to work if I have the computer connected to...

I went with multiwii pro ez3 from readytofly quads. It seems to be the best bang for the buck. I'm still in the process of collecting all the bits and pieces but I'm pretty sure it will be a good aerial photography platform when it's all done.

Think I'll go deviationtx firmware on it and then pick up a lemonrc rx unit that has telemetry.

Gearbest had it a few weeks ago for 120. I don't know what it is now.

So I've decided to build the quadcopter with a Multiwii Pro EZ 3.0 and I got a good deal on a Devo 10 tx that comes with a 1002 Rx. The question I have is can I send telemetry through the rx using an aux channel or do I need to get that walkera telemetry unit? Anyone know?

I'd like to keep it under 5 hundred or so.

I've purchased the Turnigy Talon Quadcopter (V2.0) Carbon Fiber Frame 550mm. The plan is to build one for doing a bit of aerial photography. I'm looking for suggestions for motors, ESC's, flightcontrollers, GPS, transmitters, batteries, etc. Too much information here is preferred as I don't mind...