Recent content by K2BLS

That happened to me once last year. I recalibrated everything as carefully as possible, especially the accelerometer being on a perfectly flat surface, it hasn't happened again. When it did happen that time, I had to send it back to have the camera mount replaced under warranty. I've heard...

Selling my Realsense Module for the H. I've only used it a couple times to see how it worked. It works well, but since I always fly manually and away from objects, I really have no need for it. It's just something else to break in the event I have a crash. Anyone interested can find it on...

Just putting this out there.... I have decided that I will not be using my Wizard. Haven't touched it since I bought the H and can't see that I'll be using it in the future. If anyone is interested, PM me for the ebay listing number.

True. Mine starts at 16.8, then usually drops rather quickly to around 15.3, then it takes a lot longer to get down to 14.6, which is about the time I start thinking about finding a landing spot. Last flight I had on a fairly windy day was ~19 minutes. On calm days it's usually around 20-23.

Hi Ed. I notice you have a 0 call. Mine used to be KC0EZD when I was living in Wichita, KS about 20 years ago.

I ordered mine on Amazon. it's just a basic three position toggle switch. Amazon.com: Futaba 3M94A00903 TG Switch ML-1BFSP 3 Position Short Toggle: Toys & Games

I replaced mine with shorter ones. They seem to be holding up better.

Our Best Buy in Plattsburgh, NY has them on clearance. I think I'll pick up another set.

Sure is. Here's my youtube channel. I've got lots of videos from the area. 77bubba00

I live in northern NY state and haven't had any problems in local (town/city) parks in my area. I've been flying my RC planes for years with no problems. I just make sure there are not many people there at the time, and never fly over anyone. As Atomic08 said, check the local park...

This one works very well. Been using it for a few months now. Flight Planner H - Waypoints Creator for Yuneec Typhoon H

Yes, My other radio transmitters are the same way. I've been flying fixed wing models since the late 80s.

I figured out it was the control stick. I'm not sure exactly how this type works (electrical or optical), but after I blew air through it a couple times and moved it around it several times, the problem disappeared. I now have full stick movement shown in the hardware monitor. Thanks for the...

It works. I live in the Adirondack mountains and sometimes have to go above 400 feet. Got it to 750 feet yesterday.

Updated yesterday and flew for two batteries. So far so good.