Started this discussion. Last reply by Drone Savant Feb 8. 121 Replies 12 Likes
Had a chance to compare the Naza M to AMP 2 this weekend and wanted to share the experience.The comparison was done on two similarly sized custom built quads at ~24" span running the same props,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Randy Dec 25, 2012. 22 Replies 1 Like
Everyone who has spent anytime in the RC hobby knows the feeling you get when your model fails to respond to your controls... it happened to me yesterday.It was a great day for flying and I decided…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Luiz Miranda Apr 18, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Recently received my APM purple and been flying for about 2 weeks. All has been great until recently.I am using 2.5.3 firmware. Yesterday the RED LED would not come on after a 10 min flight and a…Continue
Drone Savant replied to John Dell's discussion Naza M vs. APM 2
John Dell replied to Colin Sadler's discussion Motors don't start until half throttle
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John Dell replied to Philip Fretwell's discussion Quad goes to full throttle when selecting height hold or loiter (Love that phrase)
John Dell replied to Philip Fretwell's discussion Quad goes to full throttle when selecting height hold or loiter (Love that phrase)
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