Posts: 223 Threads: 23 Likes Received: 91 in 53 posts Likes Given: 126 Joined: Aug 2019 Reputation: 1 Thanks! Well I saw few posts locally for GoPro Session 5 100 euro looking pretty solid condition. Will see once I am ready for HD camera, will it be new runcam or used go pro Yeah, better order those grips right now.. haha.. @Krohsis its amazing that he got that moment captured like this Posts: 3,533 Threads: 265 Likes Received: 2,610 in 1,545 posts Likes Given: 3,893 Joined: Feb 2018 Reputation: 78 Yeah, just poking Snow. We poke each other from time to time....all in good fun. Snow is a fan of Ummagrip, I like velcro. Each to their own, and Ummagrip is a good product, even if it's substandard. • Posts: 1,312 Threads: 50 Likes Received: 832 in 504 posts Likes Given: 372 Joined: Jul 2018 Reputation: 51 (14-Oct-2019, 02:20 PM)Krohsis Wrote: Hey Snow, this guy liked his Ummagrip too.... You say that, but: To be fair I doubt that would have worked on any frame besides the Remix, due to the crazy centre-of-mass it's got. Funny, though ;-) The ground is for dead people. Posts: 21,316 Threads: 589 Likes Received: 8,997 in 6,660 posts Likes Given: 1,426 Joined: Jun 2018 Reputation: 790 (14-Oct-2019, 10:29 PM)Banelle Wrote: You say that, but: https://youtu.be/nhdgItCajJQ?t=0 To be fair I doubt that would have worked on any frame besides the Remix, due to the crazy centre-of-mass it's got. Funny, though ;-) I told you it was sticky I still wouldn't be brave enough to run Ummagrip without straps though, but with straps you know your LiPo is as safe as houses One thing to note is that over time it gets less sticky due to the debris that collects on it out in the field, but you can re-vitalise it somewhat with sticky tape to keep it as fresh as possible. You simply just stick some strips onto it and then pull them back off which takes all the debris with them. I do this as part of every post flight routine when I get home after a flying session • Posts: 12,098 Threads: 125 Likes Received: 3,739 in 2,836 posts Likes Given: 99 Joined: Feb 2017 Reputation: 388 (14-Oct-2019, 02:37 PM)Krohsis Wrote: Yeah, just poking Snow. We poke each other from time to time....all in good fun. Snow is a fan of Ummagrip, I like velcro. Each to their own, and Ummagrip is a good product, even if it's substandard. Why pay good money for Ummagrip? Dirt makes them useless. 3M dual lock is the best. Dirt proof and cheaper. Only disadvantage, you have to put it on the lipo also. Posts: 3,533 Threads: 265 Likes Received: 2,610 in 1,545 posts Likes Given: 3,893 Joined: Feb 2018 Reputation: 78 (15-Oct-2019, 12:22 AM)voodoo614 Wrote: Why pay good money for Ummagrip? Dirt makes them useless. 3M dual lock is the best. Dirt proof and cheaper. Only disadvantage, you have to put it on the lipo also. I agree VooDoo, but Snow is hardheaded.... • Posts: 5,322 Threads: 674 Likes Received: 3,160 in 1,747 posts Likes Given: 2,034 Joined: Jan 2016 Reputation: 139 15-Oct-2019, 02:41 PM (This post was last modified: 15-Oct-2019, 02:52 PM by Oscar.) Nope, Ummagrip is good stuff Not that expensive, you only need a little piece per quad when it gets dirty, you only need to clean it with water, then it's as good as new • Posts: 21,316 Threads: 589 Likes Received: 8,997 in 6,660 posts Likes Given: 1,426 Joined: Jun 2018 Reputation: 790 • Posts: 3,533 Threads: 265 Likes Received: 2,610 in 1,545 posts Likes Given: 3,893 Joined: Feb 2018 Reputation: 78 • Posts: 12,098 Threads: 125 Likes Received: 3,739 in 2,836 posts Likes Given: 99 Joined: Feb 2017 Reputation: 388 16-Oct-2019, 01:51 AM (This post was last modified: 16-Oct-2019, 01:53 AM by voodoo614.) Ummagrip is 100 x 50 mm for $5. $0.001 per mm Sq. 3m duallock is $12.95 for 1 inch x 4 feet. $0.0004 per mm Sq. And don't mistaken 3M for velcro. Not even close to the same thing. Surely 3M duallock can't attract women hair like Ummagrip. Actually, women hair just attracts to everything. Posts: 223 Threads: 23 Likes Received: 91 in 53 posts Likes Given: 126 Joined: Aug 2019 Reputation: 1 Hello, Some update - today finally decided to do some soldering. First time, learnt a lot on along the way. So yeah, I just hope I didnt burn any of my ESCs with my soldering. More updates soon! Posts: 6,113 Threads: 172 Likes Received: 2,287 in 1,834 posts Likes Given: 4,737 Joined: Feb 2019 Reputation: 100 22-Nov-2019, 10:43 PM (This post was last modified: 22-Nov-2019, 10:44 PM by hugnosed_bat.) dys motors • Posts: 1,312 Threads: 50 Likes Received: 832 in 504 posts Likes Given: 372 Joined: Jul 2018 Reputation: 51 Honestly, for a first time soldering they don't look half bad. A bit too much solder on the pads, but a lot better than my first go! The ground is for dead people. • Posts: 223 Threads: 23 Likes Received: 91 in 53 posts Likes Given: 126 Joined: Aug 2019 Reputation: 1 Guys.. Did some nice progress today until I fked up. When soldering last telemetry wire on last ESC, i accidently bridged it to some sort of small thingy right next to it. Trying to fix it made me broke it off from the ESC.. Please help, what it's for and have i broken my esc? Can I try to fix it? Hope images describe the problem. • Posts: 223 Threads: 23 Likes Received: 91 in 53 posts Likes Given: 126 Joined: Aug 2019 Reputation: 1 • |