Recent content by JSilvey

I've been flying for a few years. Just upgraded to the Phantom 4 Pro v2.0. I love how quiet it is. I'd like to know of some good places to go as well. Spokane Falls and the Monroe street bridge are just outside of Felt's fields and Spokane Int'l's 5 mile radius. B4UFLY apps says its in a clear...

So here's my dilemma. I have a P3P that stopped working after I updated to firmware version 1.10.90 at which point I started receiving the ESC Status error. I eventually was able to follow the guide posted on this site to downgrade. I rolled back to the previous firmware and I was back flying...

So $1,450? would be about 75%. I'd take that deal if anyone is interested.

I may be a bit unrealistic. Can anyone help me understand what a fair price would be for this setup? Am I better off selling the parts separately?

It has tipped on landing a few 3 times or so... That is why I got the stabilizers. The arm had the crack I think from the Manfrotto backpack and the overhead compartment on a flight. I've had 10+ flights with the crack and loctite with no issues. It had one crash where it drifted in to a bush on...

I should note I used loctite for plastics in the crack. That is what you see there.

I posted this to craigslist. I wanted to know what people thought or if they are interested. If you're in Spokane or CD'A area I can email you the craigslist link. DJI PHANTOM 3 Professional - Full Kit. $1650. New is over $1,900 I'm upgrading and selling this package. Slight crack on one...

Purchased UgCS One and it looks like there is a decent learning curve. Ideally something would be a blend between it and Litchi or AutoPilot. Does anyone know of easy to follow tutorials for UgCS?

Spokane Valley, WA

Nicely done.

That is what I'm hoping for. I've looked at the laptop software, however it's more than I want to spend and more involved setup than what it needs to be.

I misunderstood what you were saying about taking off and landing. That makes sense but I would like to have an accurate returned home point of where I actually am.

Hiking to that flat spot to take off would a couple hours. Flying from my home or the school field next door would be way more convenient. I know I can hike and do that. And it may be part of the phone for many, I enjoy some of that too, but there are times that a feature like this would be...

Sorry. That was a bad way to explain it. I don't want it to see the ground. The phantom sends its location to the controller, that's why we can pull up a map view and see exactly where the Phantom is at. I think the calculation could be done on the iOS or Android device and allow the Phantom...

The controller already show's the phantoms location on the map. I'm assuming it could send the data to the Phantom as well. I'm thinking it could work along the same lines as Verticle Studio's object tracking for the phantom 3 where the iOS or Android device does the calculations and sends it...