Recent content by Russell Smith

not sure what you refer to as limitations. myself, I'm still flying 2 original white body Q-500's and a Typhoon H... they can go any where a DJI can... and as for the camera's... uh! what exactly are you looking for... I've attached 3rd party camera's including 3D and night vision... you have to...

is this what you're looking for... https://www.videociel.com/us/typhoonh/

how cold is it where you're at.

the same as if you flipped your control switch to the home position.

wrong answer... it's up to the buyer to do the research... come on, people need to start taking responsibility... a simple phone call and he would have found out he couldn't fly where he did...

it will not cause no damage to the camera.

are you referring to like 'curved cable cam'. using way points. in that aspect yes you can. curved cable cam for computer - Yahoo Search Results

exactly... and if the voltmeter reading comes back negative... reverse the red and black leads from the voltmeter... there you'll have it... the red lead is + and the black is -

what all do you have with it. cables, etc. and are there any problems with any of it.

excellent... what kind of documentation came with this camera... wiring, setup, etc...

thingiverse.com would be the first place to check...

welcome... I also have 2 of the original white Q500's along with a Typhoon H... and I also have been flying for quite a few years now... the world looks a lot better at 400 feet up...

yes you can... just make sure your firmware has been updated to see it...

1: will not start if you haven't enough satellites. 2: make sure you're not in a no fly zone.

never execute RTH that low of altitude. at least I never had. when I got the first alarm I would fly up above all objects before so. if it then automatically came home I wouldn't worry about it.