Recent content by crawf57

Yep! Had one on the P2V+ and thankfully never needed it. Just placed and order for the P3 version.... thanks edonovanl for the prompt :-)

Well, it had to happen. With 3 and a half hours flying time on the P3P over 33,728 meters as well as even more hours on my previous Phantom P2V+ and Phantom P2 H3-2D birds, I stuffed up. After a good flight, I hit RTH and it came back as it was supposed to. I took over control for the landing -...

Welcome Eagle One from another Aussie - you're gonna love the P3P - I do! :)

I also found it confusing...

Finally got to somewhere scenic for a decent test. Apart from the horizon tilt (which I still believe will be fixed) the results are pretty nice.. :-)

Second flight P3 Pro.... love it!

First off, I'm a fairly experienced flyer of all kinds of RC models over the past 10 years. Nothing has given me more pleasure however than flying Hex and Quadcopters - especially with the ability to capture stunning high definition aerial video as well as really cool FPV. My current quad of...

Other options - connect a 3S Lipo to the supplied DC power lead or use a rechargeable USB Battery Pack (used for charging phones etc)

On the iPad GS app, you just click on the circular Attitude Indicator in the bottom middle of the screen for one button takeoff.

OK - here's a pic of my setup... there are clearly more ways to skin that cat though :)

:) We may be talking cross purposes here.... just to clarify - one should be horizontally and the other vertically oriented. So if both went down a landing gear leg wouldn't they be parallel?

I believe the user guide states that the antennae need to be positioned at 90 degrees to each other, not parallel.

****!!! Yes! Loop! Why would that be enabled by default? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well that was an expensive crash.... :( GS waypoint flight - successfully flew to each waypoint at the assigned speed and altitude and the last waypoint was meant to be the landing. It landed OK then took off again within seconds and flew into a tree, fell onto a path and broke all 4 props...

That is the only (minor) inconvenience to me, of having the iOSD internally mounted. Updates are hopefully infrequent and I've got the time for unscrewing the lid and screwing it back on down to a couple of minutes now. :)