Recent content by Sthornsen

Ok, no more messing around. 450 today....are you interested?

I'll give you 200 today

Sir I've wanted to try that for a whole now. I'd assume for the 5.8ghz it would be okay since is omni directional. You try it and me know. If it works I'm going to purchase a cannon helical.

Sorry wrong screen shot....

I've used the props before an had great results so I should be cool, but thou neber know. I bought the led lighting from Amazon...i bought a large kit because I also used them on my controller and my base station. Here's a scream shot. Thank you for the implementation. I'm always very hard on...

I apoolagize, to clarify, the stability is much better

I believe they are about the same for prop noise. As far as battery life, I'm supposed to loose a minute, but I have used them before and noticed no change. I bought them on eBay for about $10 for a set of four. They're called 9450 carbon fiber tri-blades. The advantage is a noticeable...

I co.pltely dismantled my bird. I added two 5.8ghz dipole antennas to the legs. I added 2 2.4ghz antennas from a phantom 3 pro. I added prop guard's. I added two external battery brackets, hardwired to the board two external battery battery ports.

So I did some work this week. I did a completely dismantled of my phantom 3 standard and painted it. I also installed two external 5.8ghz dipole antennas on the extended landing gear. I also installed two external battery ports, soildered to the board, and two external battery mounts. I also...

Just smile nod and say," your right, I've never thought of it that way"

Control is just a state of mind...much like a drone...you think your I control, and out of know where you app crashed and your drone decides its time to land 5000 feet out in the water. Lol just like a wife...all is good, you make a bad joke and next thing you know your crashing and your burning.

I've receive the same warning. It's amazing how you can make four times as much imcome as yournspouce, but be entitled to half and much of it. Lol

The butt pucker.....familiar feeling anytime over 10,000 feet.