Recent content by Dronehorder

Wow.. fell asleep on a drone.. and left the laptop on. sorry man, thought you bought the 640. my bad

almost had a heart attack over the $$$ but I am glad I did it!

So True. Long Flight times in a truly functional platform are some times like Big Foot... talked about but rarely seen! While I believe these guys that they got good times in a hover with no wind etc... I would really like to see it in action with acceptable responsiveness and maneuverability.

13mm fast. I looked at the comparisons and liked the idea of a compromise. did not what the field of view too narrow for search and rescue or finding hotspots at a fire.

I was just hanging out with a couple of their engineers in their lab/shop while (I live 20min from DSLR Pros and my boss at the college wants to have them sponsor the new UAV program) and they actually have flight times over an hour with that thing. They had a 20 min flight with a 42 pound...

That's a Quad X8. just realized i did not specify. These guys at DSLR Pros claim to get some incredible flight times with their Titan X8.

Looks like an awesome option. I had some medical family drama so I didn't get to put it back together. I mainly did it because guys told me it could not be done! I am looking at building an X8 to fly my flir around but your idea looks pretty **** cool. Can't wait to see how it works!

I had to disassemble it to do some photo/video work but will have it back together for a flight tomorrow night so Ill snap some pictures. Where is a good place online to buy this infamous 10pin gopro mini usb cable? I could not find one (the gopro 3 I have has only a 5pin) and ended up making...

my goofy boss left his flash on so the picture of my monitor kind of sucks but here it is...

Not sure if this has already been commented on as this is an old post,,, but I just successfully mounted my FLIR VUE 640 on my inspire using the immersion RC transmitter I had used a 3s battery as external source to power the ALWARE 2d gimbal and the Flir, as well as a receiver (after a UBEC) to...