DJI NAZA Unboxing, Installation and Testing can it beat the wii

Doesnt look any different to a wii controlled one m8

scouse wrote:

Doesnt look any different to a wii controlled one m8

ask keith he has seen it flying

ive just watched it lol

scouse wrote:

ive just watched it lol

you wind up ask time cop whats the best

He'll say Naze32 or Afro32 which are his own

I just said that lol

Because its true lol

Hey Mr Lockheed which is the best plane ?

MrLockheed...... its Boeing you definately dont want to buy our crap

very good flight like it. having loads of fun with the mqx and im feeling it will soon be time for a proper size quad.

if i was after a tri copter this is the frame id buy as its the coolest iv seen.

http://www.fast-lad.co.uk/store/scorpion-y650_quick_foldable_tricopter_frame_12007200-p-18543.html

i prefer one of these

nice very nice is it yours scouse. what are the prop size. looks like a micro.

scouse you like anything lol i rember when you was in keths shed and was slagging down quads because the heley was mutch better now look at you you cannot get enoth of quads lol lol lol

He's a convert Roy lol it took awhile

Jeffs next on the list muhahaha

No m8 lol, i prefer helis but i already have 2 of those that fly prefectly , next is planes but again the ones i like fly perfectly fine so down on to my last choice which is quads/tri's.

Now im sure Keith will agree that we have had many heated debates about quads and multiwii etc etc usually along the lines of they dont work as they should which they dont and i believe we can all agree on that , out of the box , at todays technology levels and with processing power there is absolutely no excuse for something not being PERFECTLY level flying out of the box , no excuse at all , other than , the main reason they arent and that is Opensource ie cost/man hours.

Then there are the expensive ones and still they are not perfectly level, so the quest goes on because whilst i see many users having good success i see just as many having issues, no matter what the FC.

Like i said m8 its horses for courses

scouse wrote:

No m8 lol, i prefer helis but i already have 2 of those that fly prefectly , next is planes but again the ones i like fly perfectly fine so down on to my last choice which is quads/tri's.

Now im sure Keith will agree that we have had many heated debates about quads and multiwii etc etc usually along the lines of they dont work as they should which they dont and i believe we can all agree on that , out of the box , at todays technology levels and with processing power there is absolutely no excuse for something not being PERFECTLY level flying out of the box , no excuse at all , other than , the main reason they arent and that is Opensource ie cost/man hours.

Then there are the expensive ones and still they are not perfectly level, so the quest goes on because whilst i see many users having good success i see just as many having issues, no matter what the FC.

Like i said m8 its horses for courses

Here's a first, I actually agree with ya m8 there not perfect yet unless you want to pay thousands.

And that has been my point all along , thank god for that , now i can go back to my Stryker and bin this quad piece of sh**e

BUT... There are huge differences in each board....you don't get off that easy lol

Keith wrote:

BUT... There are huge differences in each board....you don't get off that easy lol

I actually agree with ya m8

scouse wrote:

And that has been my point all along , thank god for that , now i can go back to my Stryker and bin this quad piece of sh**e

you will not do that bud your huked on quads now flying your heley well bin it and keep with the quds

Nope , helis first then planes
Theres not that much difference between boards really until you start spending on "proprietry" parts all multiwii are the same just minor differences in hardware, the code is the same from 8bit to 32bit just minor differences because of the bit jump the software and all its errors are the same (timecop)


stryker time soon i think

Still fly my stryker, being lightweight its beautifull to fly.

Handles really well m8 looks like you've trimmed it up well, my board turned up today unfortunatley I cant get it working yet as the ftdi connector i have wont work on this board so i'll order one and start from there.