I've gone from fly away fears to being shot down fears! My P3A is always rock steady. Read the comments following the story about the Kentucky shoot down and see how many people say that they would have done the same thing. Scary.
I've gone from fly away fears to being shot down fears! My P3A is always rock steady. Read the comments following the story about the Kentucky shoot down and see how many people say that they would have done the same thing. Scary.
but I noted that there are at least 3 different fw rev on them: 1.6.0.0, 1.6.0.1 and 1.6.0.2. Now they are all 1.7.0.0
My comment was actually a joke. I don't fly over houses. If I did, I would think being over 250 feet would be safe. It appears that altitude wasn't safe for the guy in Kentucky.A simple way to remove this fear is to not fly over someones home at low altitude.
where are you seeing/looking for the different FW versions on your batteries...i would be curious to look at my two new batteries that just got taken out of the box...interesting finding.
As well as hardware differences (there was a recent post on the differences between the 300A/300B RC which noted some pretty major differences, who knows as far as the bird itself), I also wonder about firmware update issues (bad update installs etc) and lack of error checking. We didn't have the option of simply uninstalling the firmware and reinstalling it until very recently. That alone might have eliminated some issues.What had astonished me is different firmware behavior on same machines. How is it possible? I suspect different hardware revisions all around..
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