The picture is so solid that on the previous video I thought the picture was freezing. Fortunately, on this vid, the cows cooperated by continuing to move across a rock solid picture. Bless 'em.
Awesome video Chris, as always. I believe that two wires going to each potentiometer are VCC and GND, on both pots. That means you only need to run 4 wires, VCC, GND, Pot1 Out and Pot2 Out, then bridge VCC and GND at the gimbal. You could use a 4 wire 3.5mm audio jack for better experience. Most audio jacks have switches that automatically cut out each pin once the male connector is plugged in. You could utilize that so you can still use the VRA and VRB potentiometers on the radio.
that's the biggest bugbear with the twiddly little knob on a controller, jerky and poor sensitivity to the slightest movement. You have fixed an issue that I have had for 6 months, thanks
Go to a shop like Jaycar and get a larger knob, larger circumferance , less sensative. The storm32 controller has a easy GUI, you can adjust the speed and acceleration and travel there.
As I'm struggling to control the gimbal while flying, I'm thinking about small pedals for controlling the gimbal as a way to go for solo filming. Of course, drawback is that you need to have to sit while flying.
Smart logical mod....;) 3:04 You should be able to mechanically trim the Pot position on the Gimbals. When they assemble the gimbals at the factory they need to do just that. It would also be a good idea to electrically shield the the external wires going to the gimbal. 15:40 You look awfully low. If you did a RTH without visual line of sight you could have a good chance to run into a tree.
Chris (is that your name?): Yours is my most fun subscribed channel because you have very novel, outside the box ideas, that you document very well so the rest of us can follow your lead. This one was wonderful, and I loved the dutiful cattle migration back to the barn for milking with rock steady quad and smooth camera panning! I still want to know what your final solution mounting of the external gimbal evolved to. Seems to me that a side mounting next to the Tx would enable you to control this system by yourself. Alternatively, I wondered how difficult it might be to simply reposition the original pots to the top/side of the Tx similar to sliders on some other transmitter brands. I am surprised that Fly Sky has not done this to the FS-i6x next generation to enable very affordable, DIY friendly platform for guys like you and me. Keep up your ground breaking, original thinking, and sharing with your growing following on You Tube! Would you consider doing a zoom conference for my flying club at Duke University, where I am the token old guy among a crew of bright young enthusiastic Duke students who are mostly engineering majors? Please drop me a line to my email: James.C.Eastep@gmail.com. Respectfully, - Jim
Great videos and a lot of technical projects. Beautiful surroundings as well. This quad is quiet and stable. Might be an idea to use a lens that allows you to zoom in and out. This way you can retain for certain objects away. To the next round, John.
True, but then you're talking about a whole different kind of camera, leading to a whole different kinda of gimbal, maybe even requiring a different multi-rotor :)
Brilliant idea, I've never seen anyone do that before with a third gimbal... Love the scenery too ... do you use a Lipo for the transmitter or the stock 4 AA's ? (I just ordered an i6x).
Awesome. I see you are using a 550 Hexacopter. Would you mind sharing your PID settings? I have the same setup using the Pixhawk PX4 with an 1100 mAh battery, I'm getting about 20 minutes of flight, but I think it should be better.
PIDs are not typically something that can be transferred from one aircraft to another, the whole idea is they are tuned for that specific craft. Transferring from iNav to Arducopter is definitely not going to work at all. If you're running Arducopter I would suggest just doing the autotune, it has worked well for me every time I've used it. With a 4S 8000mAh battery I get about 20 minutes flight time, so I assume the 20 minutes with 1100mAh you said must be a typo?
Cleanflight iNav, using a SPF3 evo on this one but any typical naze32 style board would work as long as it has a barometer, or the appropriate connections to add one, plus a compass and GPS.
Great channel Chris. You have such a diverse set of projects under. Regards the "lake", is it wadeable? I thought you had some issues rescuing a plank from there recently.
For this purpose the direction one would be more convenient. The main body of the gimbal is pretty much the same for both actually, the direction one has one extra spring and the throttle one has a small 'leaf' kinda thing that presses on the back of the stick base to give some friction. You can convert one to the other as long as you have the little spring or the leaf. Open up your radio and have a look at the back of the sticks, you'll see what I mean.
Have a question... is this 6 or 8 channel transmiter? I'm new in DIY but I just ordered 6 channel transmitter with the receiver... Does this one let me do the same what you did while I still keep the ability to change the modes? or am I correct if y say that I need one channel for each axis of the gimbal and another channel for changing the flight modes? Another question... do you have an actual view from the camera on a gimbal or only from the little fpv camera on the frame?
@@iforce2d you think? You had used it but now you don't remembered it😅 Ok, thank you for your response. I have checked your videos, all are of very useful and many things to learn. Thank you for sharing your proper knowledge. Thank you very much 😇
Thanks for that, your part of NZ looks like Perthshire I drive though when visiting my daughter in Dundee Uni. Not into quads, I build fixed wing RC models. I am impressed by your control of the quadcopter though. Cheers, Harry..
If you mean you want it to be able to go around and around in the same direction like this, no software setting will help with that. You need a gimbal with a slip-ring. In this video I'm using a slip-ring gimbal converted to STorM32 controller. th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
love it!.don't own a flysky radio, but does it have a trainer input and is able to map trainer inputs to specific channels? then u could have done this with an Arduino pro micro generating a cppm signal from stick inputs and feed that to your radio. less destructive and more possibilities for the future...
Can we use this as head tracker, i mean. There's this head tracker made out of arduino but i don't know where to wire its output signal. Or maybe can you point out where ppm_in port or pad located in the board.
Parts list is in the description of this video: th-cam.com/video/2e5XbBYNfyI/w-d-xo.html Gimbal first look: th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html Gimbal conversion: th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
Hi. How do you setup those functions” Gps mode” and Auto home return? I’m make a quadcopter using onmibus f4 pro, flysky i6 10 channel, BN-880 Flight Control GPS Module. Thank you
Depends on the battery voltage, and the motor size and kv rating. Typically this size quad works well with around 2212 or 2216 size 1000kv motors. For motors like that and a 3S battery I use 10 inch props, with 4S battery 9 inch props. It also kinda depends on the total weight being lifted. As a general rule, if the motors get very hot the props need to be smaller.
hey.. i want to do a battery mod for this tx.. i want to know the maximum input voltage this controller can take.. can you please try and figure this out??.. thank you very much
If you have one, then you can try to figure it out yourself right? :) You could just use a small voltage regulator to give it 6v, eg. goo.gl/nvZxLX To be honest though, you're better off buying 4xAA NiMH rechargeables. They last a long time between charges.
***** okay, thanks,by the way.. you should try the sma antenna mod for this transmitter,i have done it on one of my friends transmitter. it is pretty easy and worth it
Why not use a ps2 joystick or 2 of them placed were your index fingers will be anyway and not doing anything seams to me like you could get very fine control of the cam gimbal and not get distracted from flying love the concept thanks for the Idea. Bangood has the joysticks I will be trying for cheep
Just drill a hole at back insert a ps2(mouse ) female connector (have 6 pins ) Attach the ps2 cable to extra gimbal and there you have detachable gimble without any clutter
This is the gimbal, but I don't think they're sold anymore: th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html The default firmware was pretty rubbish, but it works well with a STorM32 board.
TH-cam got me unsubscribe from this channel, lucky I felt something wrong. I hope this won't happen anymore : ( Anyway, I'm curious about the Bluetooth module for the FS-i6X. Do you have install a Bluetooth module in your i6X? If so, please make a video about it
Correct. Not a runcam though, the XiaomiYi camera has an analog video output via the micro USB connector. In the upper right of this video I have overlaid the video recorded from the goggles: th-cam.com/video/KZaE1qEnIWs/w-d-xo.htmlm14s
This is a kitset frame which has very convenient battery mounting rails underneath. I could make a plate to mount the battery on top, but that makes it awkward to get at the connections on top, so I'll leave it for later after I have settled on a configuration where I won't be fiddling with the top area much.
***** I see. Could you send a link to that frame? I have built my first 450, and have a storm 32 two axis gimbal, and i'd like to figure out the best way to mount the gimbal, the four plastic legs don't allow for this. Also, i have my battery sitting on the bottom plate, and the FC on top, i would've thought this make it have a more stable c.o.g., i may be wrong.
thats great i just tossed a nasa7 skyartek tx in the trash it never worked.i saw your video and ran back to grab the gimbals.sure like that idea same# on it must be chinese standard tx gimbals.my next tgy-i6 and dji f450 videography project.and spare throttle gimbal sweet.
This house is for the farm worker, and I wasn't working on the farm. I just got lucky that the farmer and his wife were working their asses off for a year or so to save money.
well the arms are very flexable and i swapped it to a f450 and it was waayyy better, the s500 stared to osolate at certain throttle like the arms would resonate, sorry it wont reply to my other comment
3th gimbal is cooler, but here is what I did to set position on those pots easier www.thingiverse.com/thing:4651995 At the moment I use this for mode change, but it should work for predefined camera angles as well
The picture is so solid that on the previous video I thought the picture was freezing. Fortunately, on this vid, the cows cooperated by continuing to move across a rock solid picture. Bless 'em.
Bless the lack of wind too :)
Awesome video Chris, as always. I believe that two wires going to each potentiometer are VCC and GND, on both pots. That means you only need to run 4 wires, VCC, GND, Pot1 Out and Pot2 Out, then bridge VCC and GND at the gimbal. You could use a 4 wire 3.5mm audio jack for better experience. Most audio jacks have switches that automatically cut out each pin once the male connector is plugged in. You could utilize that so you can still use the VRA and VRB potentiometers on the radio.
Dren Imeraj I was thinking about using a 4 pole jack cable as well
Can you please make a video / detailed blog on how to do it?
It would be of great help to me..
Thanks
Brilliant like to know more thanks
Mat. UK.
The steadiness of your quad is amazing, very impressive
You are very lucky to have all that beautiful land to fly over. Nice video!
that's the biggest bugbear with the twiddly little knob on a controller, jerky and poor sensitivity to the slightest movement. You have fixed an issue that I have had for 6 months, thanks
Go to a shop like Jaycar and get a larger knob, larger circumferance , less sensative. The storm32 controller has a easy GUI, you can adjust the speed and acceleration and travel there.
Stunning video, and a fantastic looking landscape too! A big thumbs up from me
As I'm struggling to control the gimbal while flying, I'm thinking about small pedals for controlling the gimbal as a way to go for solo filming. Of course, drawback is that you need to have to sit while flying.
What a classic steady shot really. Loved it
Smart logical mod....;)
3:04 You should be able to mechanically trim the Pot position on the Gimbals.
When they assemble the gimbals at the factory they need to do just that.
It would also be a good idea to electrically shield the the external wires going to the gimbal.
15:40 You look awfully low. If you did a RTH without visual line of sight you could have a good chance to run into a tree.
Chris (is that your name?):
Yours is my most fun subscribed channel because you have very novel, outside the box ideas, that you document very well so the rest of us can follow your lead. This one was wonderful, and I loved the dutiful cattle migration back to the barn for milking with rock steady quad and smooth camera panning!
I still want to know what your final solution mounting of the external gimbal evolved to. Seems to me that a side mounting next to the Tx would enable you to control this system by yourself. Alternatively, I wondered how difficult it might be to simply reposition the original pots to the top/side of the Tx similar to sliders on some other transmitter brands.
I am surprised that Fly Sky has not done this to the FS-i6x next generation to enable very affordable, DIY friendly platform for guys like you and me.
Keep up your ground breaking, original thinking, and sharing with your growing following on You Tube!
Would you consider doing a zoom conference for my flying club at Duke University, where I am the token old guy among a crew of bright young enthusiastic Duke students who are mostly engineering majors? Please drop me a line to my email: James.C.Eastep@gmail.com.
Respectfully, - Jim
Just curios why you didn't go for the thumb joysticks with case like the one on wii controllers. It would be great attached and detached. Great video.
Exactly, maybe he wanted more precise movements.
Great videos and a lot of technical projects. Beautiful surroundings as well. This quad is quiet and stable. Might be an idea to use a lens that allows you to zoom in and out. This way you can retain for certain objects away. To the next round, John.
True, but then you're talking about a whole different kind of camera, leading to a whole different kinda of gimbal, maybe even requiring a different multi-rotor :)
I understand. Though. Which is not possible now, is possible in the future ;) I'll keep watching, John.
Wow that gimbal very smooth
Good job mate.
Got a zoom lens next ?
nice video. i love it. Have a question... is this apm flight controller?
I'm using cleanflight iNav
ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME MATE???? NOW I NEED 3 ARMS!!! GOOD IDEA,GREATE JOB.HAVE A NICE DAY!!!
Brilliant idea, I've never seen anyone do that before with a third gimbal... Love the scenery too ... do you use a Lipo for the transmitter or the stock 4 AA's ? (I just ordered an i6x).
Did it end up working I am doing the same thing
Awesome. I see you are using a 550 Hexacopter. Would you mind sharing your PID settings? I have the same setup using the Pixhawk PX4 with an 1100 mAh battery, I'm getting about 20 minutes of flight, but I think it should be better.
PIDs are not typically something that can be transferred from one aircraft to another, the whole idea is they are tuned for that specific craft. Transferring from iNav to Arducopter is definitely not going to work at all. If you're running Arducopter I would suggest just doing the autotune, it has worked well for me every time I've used it. With a 4S 8000mAh battery I get about 20 minutes flight time, so I assume the 20 minutes with 1100mAh you said must be a typo?
I've seen a retractable leg mod kit (I believe it was on Amazon) that would work great to get them out of the picture.
Please give me your quadcopter configuration. About motor and flight controller.
Now you're gonna want folding legs :D
Are you using a self-centering stick on the throttle?
th-cam.com/video/dtOC261-N-g/w-d-xo.html
No, normal throttle. For this kind of flying though it would be helpful to have a self-centering one.
Well, since you're already tinkering with the transmitter...
great videos. are you going to add zoom & wide angle to it now? you may be having too much voltage drop.
Great solution! quick question, what flight controller are you using ? The position hold looked rock solid
Great video, were you using iNav - configurator?
its an amazing video and you made an expensive gimbal control for very little...love the view
at first i said ,,,what,,,and then ,,,cool,,,very cool,,, that`s a great idea no need of a second radio ,,cheap to build ,,,, your a genius man
Hi, was just wondering what flight controller are you using on this hex? after a cheap one with GPS hold. Thanks
Cleanflight iNav, using a SPF3 evo on this one but any typical naze32 style board would work as long as it has a barometer, or the appropriate connections to add one, plus a compass and GPS.
Great channel Chris. You have such a diverse set of projects under.
Regards the "lake", is it wadeable? I thought you had some issues rescuing a plank from there recently.
No, "lake" is too nice a word for it really. It's the effluent from the milking shed, they collect it there to spray onto the fields.
retractable landing gear next
did you buy the gimbal as the direction or throttle one. Sorry im new
For this purpose the direction one would be more convenient. The main body of the gimbal is pretty much the same for both actually, the direction one has one extra spring and the throttle one has a small 'leaf' kinda thing that presses on the back of the stick base to give some friction. You can convert one to the other as long as you have the little spring or the leaf. Open up your radio and have a look at the back of the sticks, you'll see what I mean.
Have a question... is this 6 or 8 channel transmiter? I'm new in DIY but I just ordered 6 channel transmitter with the receiver... Does this one let me do the same what you did while I still keep the ability to change the modes? or am I correct if y say that I need one channel for each axis of the gimbal and another channel for changing the flight modes? Another question... do you have an actual view from the camera on a gimbal or only from the little fpv camera on the frame?
Awesome control !
Notice the video is really still but the quad is moving around in the wind.
Is there some stabilizer on the camera circuit?
Cheers Jorgo
Yes, the camera is mounted in stabilizing gimbal, like this: th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
pretty magicamazing what you did here mate, i thought about it, i search about it, and i found you, thank you
Out of curiosity, what model of gimbal on that drone you have?
Hey brother nice work 👍.
And what capacity battery you are using?
I think that was a 4S 8000mAh
@@iforce2d you think? You had used it but now you don't remembered it😅
Ok, thank you for your response.
I have checked your videos, all are of very useful and many things to learn. Thank you for sharing your proper knowledge.
Thank you very much 😇
Nice video...... whereabouts in the world are you? Looks like Perthshire in Scotland.
Waikato, New Zealand
Thanks for that, your part of NZ looks like Perthshire I drive though when visiting my daughter in Dundee Uni. Not into quads, I build fixed wing RC models. I am impressed by your control of the quadcopter though. Cheers, Harry..
Cool video. What gamble are you using on this Hex?
...camera gimble...
X-Cam A10 th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html
Great video! I have a 450 with 3 axis STorM32 gimbal. What setting do I change to allow for 360 degree rotation on the yaw axis?
If you mean you want it to be able to go around and around in the same direction like this, no software setting will help with that. You need a gimbal with a slip-ring. In this video I'm using a slip-ring gimbal converted to STorM32 controller.
th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
love it!.don't own a flysky radio, but does it have a trainer input and is able to map trainer inputs to specific channels? then u could have done this with an Arduino pro micro generating a cppm signal from stick inputs and feed that to your radio. less destructive and more possibilities for the future...
Yes, it has a trainer input/output. I don't think you can get the student to ignore all but two channels of the incoming signal though :)
meh =) maybe time to rewrite the flysky firmware :-p
What is your setup on drone? which FC you have?
Wow i dint notice any vibrations in the footage. How did you do that?
th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
Chris do you have a video with your storm32 setting ? i cant get mine setup that nice, cheers
I followed the tuning guide here, it's written in great detail www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/Tuning_Recipe
maybe a smaller joystick from game controller on top right of remote so one finger can adjust in flight
Can we use this as head tracker, i mean. There's this head tracker made out of arduino but i don't know where to wire its output signal. Or maybe can you point out where ppm_in port or pad located in the board.
I also wondered if it was possible
can you program locations so you can have names to them and your let the drown go to thows points atomaticly
Very cool.
Great idea, you can sub trim zero in menu for accurate setting. If you pm me I can send you some bits to improve your idea. Cheers Alasdair.
What is the build on the quad? I'm interested in building a similar one
Parts list is in the description of this video: th-cam.com/video/2e5XbBYNfyI/w-d-xo.html
Gimbal first look: th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html
Gimbal conversion: th-cam.com/video/d_grUSMshi0/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Chris.
Would I be able to use this on my transmitter for my grand hauler
Sure, I don't see why not.
Very nice sir good work God bless you
Can u do something with back triggers like a xbox controller
Hi. How do you setup those functions” Gps mode” and Auto home return? I’m make a quadcopter using onmibus f4 pro, flysky i6 10 channel, BN-880 Flight Control GPS Module. Thank you
github.com/iNavFlight/inav/wiki/Navigation-modes
Thank you
I have the F450 Drone Frame Kit 4-Axis Airframe what size of propeller do you recommended me? Thank you
Depends on the battery voltage, and the motor size and kv rating. Typically this size quad works well with around 2212 or 2216 size 1000kv motors. For motors like that and a 3S battery I use 10 inch props, with 4S battery 9 inch props. It also kinda depends on the total weight being lifted. As a general rule, if the motors get very hot the props need to be smaller.
nice work what size lipo is that
4S 8000mAh
might need retractables now?
th-cam.com/video/dtOC261-N-g/w-d-xo.html
hey.. i want to do a battery mod for this tx.. i want to know the maximum input voltage this controller can take.. can you please try and figure this out??.. thank you very much
If you have one, then you can try to figure it out yourself right? :) You could just use a small voltage regulator to give it 6v, eg. goo.gl/nvZxLX
To be honest though, you're better off buying 4xAA NiMH rechargeables. They last a long time between charges.
***** okay, thanks,by the way.. you should try the sma antenna mod for this transmitter,i have done it on one of my friends transmitter. it is pretty easy and worth it
Why not use a ps2 joystick or 2 of them placed were your index fingers will be anyway and not doing anything seams to me like you could get very fine control of the cam gimbal and not get distracted from flying love the concept thanks for the Idea. Bangood has the joysticks I will be trying for cheep
What camera gimbal do you use?
xiaomi yi
www.amazon.com/YI-Gimbal-Handheld-Stabilizer-Cameras/dp/B01CW4CFKO
Is it this one? If yes - how do you controll it. I dont see any input.
Just drill a hole at back insert a ps2(mouse ) female connector (have 6 pins )
Attach the ps2 cable to extra gimbal and there you have detachable gimble without any clutter
can i do this modification to my phantom 3 standard?
I meant to ask what type or model gimbal to carry that camera.
This is the gimbal, but I don't think they're sold anymore: th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html
The default firmware was pretty rubbish, but it works well with a STorM32 board.
@@iforce2d thanks for the reply. Will look at others that works similar then.
0:34 that's why someone came up with DEADBAND
maybe the next step will be adding 2 BT modules and Arduino Micros for the 3rd stick :)
i have a dji naza m lite... if the weather is not perfect maybe i lose the control of my drone?
no, I don't see why...
because some time my drone is not respond very good and i don't understand why... you know what is the problem or maybe know some solution
no, I have no idea
Can you provide a link for the joystick? Would you recommend it?
in the description .....
I'm so stupid I checked it and thought it was the camera gimbal...Thank you anyways :)
TH-cam got me unsubscribe from this channel, lucky I felt something wrong. I hope this won't happen anymore : (
Anyway, I'm curious about the Bluetooth module for the FS-i6X. Do you have install a Bluetooth module in your i6X? If so, please make a video about it
Yeah... in the last week I've been automatically been unsubscribe from a few channels by Y/T. What's up with that crap...
What is a Bluetooth Mod for, a Wireless headtracker or MAVLink Passthrough?
how are you viewing the hd cam footage in flight. aka how do you know where to point the camera on the gimbal
The camera is connected to a video transmitter. th-cam.com/video/2NQ6nur7bnA/w-d-xo.html
So you don't see the hd footage in flight just where the camera is pointing through a runcam and vtx?
Correct. Not a runcam though, the XiaomiYi camera has an analog video output via the micro USB connector. In the upper right of this video I have overlaid the video recorded from the goggles: th-cam.com/video/KZaE1qEnIWs/w-d-xo.htmlm14s
looks great man. can you do a more indepth tutorial?
What's to know? All I did was extend the wires.
iforce2d did you just splice the servo leads for the gimbal onto the wires for vra and vrb knobs?
yes
What type of GPS telemetry you got goin on?
I'm using an OSD to view telemetry on my FPV screen.
now all you need is a way to lift the legs out of the cams view.
Check back in a couple of hours :)
What action camera are you using?
xiaomi yi
Do you place the battery underneath, for C of G reasons? or?
This is a kitset frame which has very convenient battery mounting rails underneath. I could make a plate to mount the battery on top, but that makes it awkward to get at the connections on top, so I'll leave it for later after I have settled on a configuration where I won't be fiddling with the top area much.
***** I see. Could you send a link to that frame? I have built my first 450, and have a storm 32 two axis gimbal, and i'd like to figure out the best way to mount the gimbal, the four plastic legs don't allow for this. Also, i have my battery sitting on the bottom plate, and the FC on top, i would've thought this make it have a more stable c.o.g., i may be wrong.
goo.gl/jdFsJH
what gimbal do you have
X-Cam A10 th-cam.com/video/6CfJM0mobac/w-d-xo.html
thats great i just tossed a nasa7 skyartek tx in the trash it never worked.i saw your video and ran back to grab the gimbals.sure like that idea same# on it must be chinese standard tx gimbals.my next tgy-i6 and dji f450 videography project.and spare throttle gimbal sweet.
amazing 😊 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
iforce2d why did you move from this house?
This house is for the farm worker, and I wasn't working on the farm. I just got lucky that the farmer and his wife were working their asses off for a year or so to save money.
looks like the waikato
make som tenserflow on raspian pi 3 to make the gimble flolw objedts ( lock on trees)
i did same mod use it all time perfect for m8 do cam work as i fly
Yeah it works great, that's how we made this one:
th-cam.com/video/MtEbGwQ3bg4/w-d-xo.html
whts the fc???and its so steady and nice....very satisfying :D
cleanflight iNav
is that a s500 style frame?
yes, S550
I have a S500 too. Vibrations come from many reasons, you can't just say the S500 gives you vibrations :)
well the arms are very flexable and i swapped it to a f450 and it was waayyy better, the s500 stared to osolate at certain throttle like the arms would resonate, sorry it wont reply to my other comment
Can't say I have noticed the arms to be very flexible. Maybe you got the version that does not have carbon fiber rods inside the arms.
yes it has the carbon in the arms it's just weird
You live in the middle of nowhere!
Yep, it's great :)
did this my sen but mounted in ground stasion so m8 can do filming so on leve me just fly
Yeah, that's what we used it for here
th-cam.com/video/MtEbGwQ3bg4/w-d-xo.html
@@iforce2d trying fined away seting up separate resiver and transmitter for look around/filming cam so can perm mount in GS box
3th gimbal is cooler, but here is what I did to set position on those pots easier www.thingiverse.com/thing:4651995
At the moment I use this for mode change, but it should work for predefined camera angles as well
my i6s has got wheels that recentre
putt a toperwhere on the top
I moved the knobs on mine. Pan flat on the back, Tilt controll on a angle. th-cam.com/video/s6fRudiwcfA/w-d-xo.html