Thank you so much for this video! I just purchased the analog version which is great but I’m confused about the included GoPro mount. It only has 2 ears on it rather than the typical 3 that GoPros slot into. I’m not sure how to mount it. Am I missing something?
Hello and thank you for your nice comment. The GoPro holder that comes with the tern LR 40 is attached to the frame with two screws.Either you remove the GPS holder, then there is more space on the frame, or you have to live with the fact that the angle is a maximum of 15 degrees.I have installed my GPS at the back and can therefore use the holder without any problems. However, I have converted my analogue tern LR 40 to a DJI O3 unit, the quality is more than enough for me. I also only built a runcam on the quad for testing purposes.
@@BigKahunaFPV Thank you so much for your reply! I’ve moved the gps module back and mounted the GoPro holder to the drone. My issue is that the GoPro holder only has 2 pieces that stick up where all other GoPro mounts have 3 pieces that stick up. To put it another way, I’m not sure how to mount the GoPro to the GoPro holder. 🤷🏻♂️
@@MountTinMan I think the holder is too small for a GoPro?! I think I know what you mean now, a GoPro has three bars and the Tern holder only has two. This works for a Runcam Thumb. Best regards
I only have the problem with the tern LR 40, and I can't explain some of it myself. Sometimes it's like that and sometimes it's not, I'm afraid that the two blades are propellers.If necessary, it is also the storage of the DJI o3 unit. I'll definitely keep experimenting with it. Maybe it's also due to the stabilization of the o3 and I should try gyroflo.
@@Wanheda_-_ I no longer have the problem since I started using 4 inch three blade propellers. In any case, it only happens very rarely in very strong winds or load changes.I only attached the DJI unit with double-sided adhesive tape and two cable ties. The camera itself is mounted rather hard for me and is only secured with two screws.
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really nice and smooth, amazing location
Thank you very much 🫡
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nice smooth flight! just as i like it. I use Flywoo explorer for that kind of relaxed flights. Good flyer... new sub!!
Thank you for the kind words my friend 🫡. The Explorer is also a very nice quad. Always have a good flight
I love FPV chilling. Good job fella
Thank you for the kind words 🫡
Thank you so much for this video! I just purchased the analog version which is great but I’m confused about the included GoPro mount. It only has 2 ears on it rather than the typical 3 that GoPros slot into. I’m not sure how to mount it. Am I missing something?
Hello and thank you for your nice comment. The GoPro holder that comes with the tern LR 40 is attached to the frame with two screws.Either you remove the GPS holder, then there is more space on the frame, or you have to live with the fact that the angle is a maximum of 15 degrees.I have installed my GPS at the back and can therefore use the holder without any problems. However, I have converted my analogue tern LR 40 to a DJI O3 unit, the quality is more than enough for me. I also only built a runcam on the quad for testing purposes.
@@BigKahunaFPV Thank you so much for your reply! I’ve moved the gps module back and mounted the GoPro holder to the drone. My issue is that the GoPro holder only has 2 pieces that stick up where all other GoPro mounts have 3 pieces that stick up. To put it another way, I’m not sure how to mount the GoPro to the GoPro holder. 🤷🏻♂️
@@MountTinMan I think the holder is too small for a GoPro?! I think I know what you mean now, a GoPro has three bars and the Tern holder only has two. This works for a Runcam Thumb. Best regards
@@BigKahunaFPV ok, thank you! At least now I know I’m not crazy! Keep up the great content!
How come the footage looks so jumpy?
I only have the problem with the tern LR 40, and I can't explain some of it myself. Sometimes it's like that and sometimes it's not, I'm afraid that the two blades are propellers.If necessary, it is also the storage of the DJI o3 unit. I'll definitely keep experimenting with it. Maybe it's also due to the stabilization of the o3 and I should try gyroflo.
@@BigKahunaFPV i have the same problem with minne and ive tried pwm frecuencies , pid , change props and nothinng
@@Wanheda_-_ I no longer have the problem since I started using 4 inch three blade propellers. In any case, it only happens very rarely in very strong winds or load changes.I only attached the DJI unit with double-sided adhesive tape and two cable ties. The camera itself is mounted rather hard for me and is only secured with two screws.
@@BigKahunaFPV I will try 3 blade prop, did u notice less flight time with 3 blades ?
@@Wanheda_-_ With the 4 inch Gemfan Hurricane that I currently fly, I have no difference to the 2 blade propellers.