(28-May-2016, 02:47 PM)HamsterFPV Wrote: Tried it today and it works great. The video feed is much better than before.

First time on 4S as well and the quad has tons of power.

I'm glad it helped. just try to stay away from suicidal goal posts that like to jump out in front of you out of no where. I have a few trees that seem to move around when I'm flying. lol

Bought a few Drone Lab batteries to try out 4S for the first time.



Nice day for flying yesterday, flew great with the new batteries.



The receiver position has now changed because I have mounted a HD cam, also the antennas are only temporary as I broke one of my others.

looks nice bro. how do you like those dys motors? I'm thinking of getting some to put on a 180 build I'm working on. and here's a pic of my zmr with the motor covers.

(29-May-2016, 07:24 PM)JimmyLe813 Wrote: looks nice bro. how do you like those dys motors? I'm thinking of getting some to put on a 180 build I'm working on. and here's a pic of my zmr with the motor covers.

I really like them, they have plenty of power especially on 4S. Much better than what I had before which were the DYS 1806.

Do you have a link to that frame? Having a hard time finding one with 5mm arms

(05-Jun-2016, 09:07 PM)Register Wrote: Do you have a link to that frame? Having a hard time finding one with 5mm arms

I bought mine from a private sale on eBay so I'm unsure where it came from. I have found this frame on Banggood which looks the same http://www.banggood.com/SM-ZMR250-250MM-...32124.html

Currently the quad looks like this with its Mobius mount at 25 degrees. It has been flying really well lately and the reliability has been excellent.



I've also purchased this little guy which will be my next build.

What is this little cute thing?

(30-Jun-2016, 11:39 AM)Konrad Stepanajtys Wrote: What is this little cute thing?

It's called a Speck80 I found it on Instagram.

This is the guy's username https://www.instagram.com/juicyjackfpv/

There is also a Facebook group called RotoriousFPV which is for owners of the frame. It uses 8mm motors and i'll probably use a Scisky board to control it all.