Recent content by mvigs

You haven't said what's wrong? Do they power up? Are you using the built in receiver?

Shame the horizon is off in most of the shots.

Mine stays in 1080p mode. Have you done a firmware update?

You can also use the Hobbyking FPV goggles. The iPhone fits in place of the screen supplied. You also get different lens with it. It's only $30.

My company tried to deal with DJI and they are everything Air Craft say. We gave up on them and use other manufacturers.

That's right very difficult to prove unless you record it and it's blatantly obvious that they are below 500ft. I had a friend in the UK that did get reported and fined for flying to low over our RC field but he was a bit crazy and that was in the UK!

Manned aircraft are not allowed to fly under 500 feet unless they have issues or are landing and taking off. Yes all manned aircraft have right of way but that doesn't excuse the flying lower than 500ft unless they had a mechanical problem or were landing. I have just moved to the U.S. And can't...

EuroUSC is where I went. They were the first to start the qualification.

You need a BNUC-S license. Costs about £1500 and consists of 2 day ground school with examination and a day flying examination.

The p2v uses the same controller so you can bind the fc40 to that for testing.

This version was released after the 1.1.1

The v2 is what they use for the FC40 version. It has a Naza m v2 and a USB connector on the outside. It should also have the 5.8ghz tx/rx.

I spent 10k with heliguy and would not go back there again. Awful customer service. I use RCgeeks who are great. Heliguy does not have service engineers on site. They send it out.

You can discharge on any 4 button charger. Plus they are very accurate too and do more than discharge for $25

Freedom of speech is non-existent on this forum!!