Recent content by Cobra7

Figured it out. I must have looked at the motor setup 20 times but for some reason I mixed up motors 3 and 4. I switched them and it no longer tries to spin.

Just finished building this morning. Motor tests seem to be fine. Board is mounted pointing left with USB access on the right, I set the Yaw offset to 270. Using default PID. Set up angle mode as default, motor stop, and battery monitoring are all the changes I made. The only thing I changed on...

1. You listed 4 quads, which two are you refering to? 2. I think they are from different warehouses. 3. For non-fpv dont get any of these. There are better and cheaper ones out there for you. You will likely need a gimble.

I am not an expert (yet) but check and make sure the solder isn't touching any other pins. Also please post a clear and detailed picture of your cc3d board.

Myself, I like the Arris x-speed 250 carbon fiber. $45 with pdb that has v12 and v5 stepdowns is a great deal.

Just put some poles in a field and start racing around those.

Apparently Spektrum is a couple decades out of date.When I ordered my first real quad I rushed to hobbytown and picked the best they had a DX6i before researching it as much as I should have and the search I did do was for the a DX6. It works fine but I do feel a little cheated, though it was no...

Reason I am going with 3.3 at this time is because almost no one else is using it, so I wont have to worry as much about interference from other flyers, it's a much quieter frequency and it penetrates solid objects better. Ham license is just to be on the safe side, plus maybe I can learn how...

First off let me say I am not very good with electronics. Any tips and hints would be very welcome, even if you think I may already know it. Alright, so I am buying this in multiple sets. Arris X-Speed 250. The reason I am going with this one is the PDB seems the best for the price, has camera...

My only experince is with a Dromida Kodo. It flies great and can outpreform most other starting drones once you get the hang of it.

A smaller drone is what you want to start with. Look on youtube for christmas day crashes and you will see what we mean. I started with a Kodo 2 ($60) and it really helped me learn to use a larger one. I suggest it if you may want to get into anything other than the professional camera drones...

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