I gave up too soon. (Homemade quadcopter)

[photojunky]

I simply was unable to program the ESC's correctly, a rookie mistake. A day after dismantling the quadcopter, the light bulb in my brain went on and I figured out where I had gone wrong. By that time it was too late. It was very simple. I had a wire in the wrong slot on the receiver when programming the ESC's. Instead of the S.Bus slot, it should have been in the 7B slot. Now I know.

However, I would not have strapped a camera on the thing. The screws were constantly loosening and needed to be tightened about once. I plan on building another one from scratch but not as big, and instead of so many screws, I will use resin epoxy to keep the arms in place.

But now it is time to build the Tarot T960!

 

[Jackson]

I don't know where the screws were, but FWIW loctite make a product that works on metal and plastic.
http://na.henkel-adhesives.com/adhe...4049&msdsLanguage=EN_US&selectedTab=technical

 

[photojunky]

I used Loctite, but it was very old which might explain why the nuts kept on listening. Honestly, after putting it all together, I never would have trusted it with an expensive camera. I saved all the carbon fiber of course and plan on building something with it when I'm done with the Tarot 960 i am building now.