awesome, seems like it needs a click of right aileron though.

Did a bit of cloud surfing last night - wanted to get past 1 mile with the EZSTar being rewired after a water landing.

But the RF went horrible as I got in the clouds.

Cloud Surfing (4 min 7 sec)

MultiWiiCopter.com Scarab Triikopta // Flight of the Giants:

Scarab Stealth Triikopta // Flight of the Giants (2 min 45 sec)

Originally Posted by JohnVH

awesome, seems like it needs a click of right aileron though.

yes i think so but was the extremly power of motor

Originally Posted by Neo360

yes i think so but was the extremly power of motor

I have the same problem with my EZStar, I have to pre-dial right aeleron in and hold left when gliding....I don't care to mix with the throttle, long as I know.


BackLashRC came out with his QAV500 after I cloud surfed and here's the video - the eagle nest is empty this time of year, which is why we filmed it.

BackLashRC Gimbal Test (3 min 59 sec)

Popwing.

Popwing FPV #2 (7 min 15 sec)

Originally Posted by speedstep

Here chasing Jet Boats with a Quadcopter on a Sprint Race

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtRfLWc-9rs

I had a double play of that! Simply fantastic footage! I wish we had stuff like this around where I live! The speed is something else, I wonder why have dials on the boats, not like you have time to read them!

Some winter flight around my location testing my pan-tilt system.
Cut of a 35min flight with some music.

Havas repkedés (2 min 54 sec)

Thanks for watching.

Originally Posted by ScottTurchin

I have the same problem with my EZStar, I have to pre-dial right aeleron in and hold left when gliding....I don't care to mix with the throttle, long as I know.


BackLashRC came out with his QAV500 after I cloud surfed and here's the video - the eagle nest is empty this time of year, which is why we filmed it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq_r-...layer_embedded

Cool system, like the view you can get from top. Is it also your fpv cam that is on the gimball ? Never tried one.

Snow Time - SSG - super simple gimbal (3 min 43 sec)

Originally Posted by crezzee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc2Y3TmKsnE

that gimbal is just pure magic....I get the mechanics but what controller/software is running it ?

Originally Posted by rcmonster99

that gimbal is just pure magic....I get the mechanics but what controller/software is running it ?

aha, he posted the thread on the video

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1793759

Originally Posted by polix

aha, he posted the thread on the video :d

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1793759

doh !! :d

A complete FPV ride with my quad:

Test gopro HD3 1440p @48fps protune on (5 min 11 sec)

Originally Posted by rcmonster99

Nice flights ! I am surprised on how confident you are about your endurance on your tricopter. What battery do you use ?

Thanks! It's not the tri here - but the TBS Discovery. 3600mah 4cells. Quite consistent as daemon states. Around 8mins on my timer and most of the time I have 30% left. If I stress out my timer I run down to 20% and still be save. In fact range issues here are battery issues ;-)
Of course trappy had a fine solution to this: spread spare batteries to friends and fly some waypoints with "refuling" - I guess you all remember his "Long range is boring TBS Style"...

Originally Posted by Trackercal

great video, what was life like before FPV????? Where else can one see great videos from around the world and meet great people at the same time.

Yeah, right. Just came back from a Ski-Trip where I had to film. It was awesome! Video will follow shortly.

Originally Posted by Daemon

Thing about a most multirotors is that the amount of power you use flying fast, or slow,
climbing or hovering, isn't all that different, and they don't glide. So if I know a pack
will give me 9 minutes of aggressive flying, I know I can do anything/go anywhere
as long as I'm back before the 9 minutes are up. It's a lot more consistent
than a fixed wing, and I often find I'm instinctively back just in time.
ian

Absolutly Ian! In fact I don't use OSDs anymore - becaus with some experience you know the time limits of your batteries and a simple timer on the gas stick is enough.

Greetings to all,
RCSchim