Recent content by Chris TDT

Have you looked at your gimbal settings? I have definitely had the yaw problem before, but once I was able to stabilize the compass and IMU, I still noticed it... but then on further investigation I found that the gimbal was slow to react and would give the sensation that the drone was yawing...

Phantom 3 Pro parts for sale. - GPC 5.11 Rush 72 backpack $135 - 2 original P3P batteries $22 each (48 & 51 charges) (sold) - P3P (GL 300 B) controller $40 - P3P 100w chargers $22 each (sold) - Parts: wrench, damper, pins $5 - 2 brand unknown ND filters $5 Will sell individually, but be a...

Yeah that is a great deal! What kind of work are you going to use it for?

I'm a big fan of up, but as you mention they often come down at an angle, so you need enough distance to ensure you can get away. Straight down isn't a great option as there is always the potential that you could end up in vortex ring state if you descend too quickly. Maybe down and towards the...

Yeah it's important to open your eyes to other opportunities that are out there. I initially thought about golf courses, then a realtor called me and opened up that world. From there it grew into inspections, oil and gas, mapping, etc etc etc. Be open to what the client wants, and find a way to...

Have you used cfixer by chance? I’d be curious to hear a real world example of its success!

What happens when you put the battery in the drone and power it up?

It could be a partial power loss on the right side. If it’s not strong enough of a loss, the left rotors can increase enough to prevent vertical descent, but the result is acceleration to the right. DJI would probably look at it, but they’ll certainly charge you. You can try that route, or a...

Yep here is another vote for full throttle up and no horizontal movement. Birds don’t fly straight up, so that’s your best avoidance plan. Down or horizontal will be bad news.

I'm not a Adobe Premiere user, however I've heard that you can do something similar with it. In fact, here is a link Adobe Premiere Pro Help | Ingest and Proxy Workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro CC that says: Create Proxies Use this option to create and attach proxies to the media. For example...

What are you using to edit with? If you’re using Final Cut Pro, you can import your videos as proxy or optimized, which can significantly help underpowered computers edit high quality video :)

I like #5. That kids face should be relatable to most!