Rob C and Martin D

Rob C.... Good looking, highly experienced radio control flyer. Martin D.... 40'ish, middle age spread kicking in. Motto "You build it, i'll fly it" UPDATE - Martin prob 50s and gone AWOL

Saturday 1 December 2012

What a bunch of C......................

I get to Westbury White Horse at or around 1300 hours.... Rumpsters MKS servo has packed up again on the Aris so no flying! These MKS problems starting to worry me..... Martin looks dejected because he's forgotten his wing joiner the twat! I Look at the dark skies and the fact i will be billy no mates again make the decision to go and watch the rugby!

But anyways here's a video of some FPV QuadZilla flying in the morning. Very cold, but beautiful morning!






Getting there with the stabilisation, no Jello this time, still some work to do. I think one of the motor shafts is bent causing vibration, doing the laser/mirror balancing over the next few days... Quadzilla though goes from strength to strength.


Getting complicated in there..

Sorry no slopes today..
Rob
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  1. Ben2 December 2012 at 04:08

    Much smoother flying! V nice!

    No slope flying today! My windsock in the garden is flat as a pancake! Arse biscuits!

    That flight deck is jam packed now!

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  2. Rob/Martin2 December 2012 at 10:54

    Thanks Ben, we flew the quads this morning first thing too, its getting there!

    You have a wind sock in the garden? do you live at an airfield?

    Rob

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  3. Ben2 December 2012 at 12:12

    I wish! Only a little one ontop of my humble (deadicated to Rc) workshop!

    I have a basic KK quad, its no fun to fly FPV, id like the lovely GPS hold the NAZA gives!

    Was thinking of setting up a ground station in the workshop and run my VTX and EzUhf on the roof, but i am right on the corner of the restricted area so around 20 low flying planes fly over daily!

    Would be no fun avoiding that all day!

    Post some more of quadzila, shes a beast!

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