Gender
Male
About
Location
North Vancouver, B.C.
About Me:
I'm a drone enthusiast with experience repairing different kind of aerial platforms. Pixhawk, APM arducopter, DJI Naza MV2, Wookong, DJI lightbridge, Zenmuse H3 3D, Open pilot CC3D, Naze 32, 32 Bit Simple BGC, Yuneec.
Please tell us a bit about your UAV interest
Racing Drones, Aerial Video/Photography, Art with drones.
Hometown:
North Vancouver
Activity Feed
"Nice! Thanks for sharing Bill, I've been trying to find that one but was not possible. I'll get this one ASAP."
Download this article in PDF HERE <--- How to solder the Naze 32. The process of building a FPV racing drone it’s very fun and exciting, but without the proper techniques it can become frustrating. Learning how to do somethings by yourself can help…
"Hey Mateusz Zarudzki,
The lower the frequency better penetration to objects will have. So if you are planning to fly in an area where you don't have many obstacles and is mostly open, then the popular 5.8 Ghz frequency will be more than enough, but…"
The lower the frequency better penetration to objects will have. So if you are planning to fly in an area where you don't have many obstacles and is mostly open, then the popular 5.8 Ghz frequency will be more than enough, but…"
"Hi Suwandy,
Are you planing to use the FPV for fast racing drones or for slow flying? The lag it's a very decisive factor on choosing the right FPV equipment.
The camera: using HD cameras like hte gopro or mobius require more time to transmit the…"
Are you planing to use the FPV for fast racing drones or for slow flying? The lag it's a very decisive factor on choosing the right FPV equipment.
The camera: using HD cameras like hte gopro or mobius require more time to transmit the…"
"Hey Keith M that mount looks really awesome!
I think that by experience is better to mount the camera as on the fourth picture because probably you will mount a gimbal on your aircraft later on and that is the space that we usually use to mount it,…"
I think that by experience is better to mount the camera as on the fourth picture because probably you will mount a gimbal on your aircraft later on and that is the space that we usually use to mount it,…"
