Recent content by msantimanzano

It adds more than his rambling pointless threads. It labels him accurately.

This Lon Denard really is a class A asshole isn't he.

Not sure about you, but just because the sun goes down and its night time, I don't lose all vision. A, I can still see objects in the night that are not illuminated for a given distance. B, with illumination from the object, such as with lights or a flight strobe, I can see objects that are...

sure. It works as intended. Now, how do you plan on getting video from the GoPro to your controller, mounting it to the gimbal and controlling it at more than 40 or 50 feet away?

Proud to say that since I got my SOLO in December of 16, I am still flying with my original props. I bought 26 boxes of SOLO props when they were on sale at BB and happy that I have not needed any of them. At some point, Ill sell some off since it doesn't look like I will be needed such an...

He already had one drone replaced under warranty. The second accident was apparently so clearly user error they didn't bother to attempt warranty claim for it. Your numbers come to what, like $8k? Add to that whatever profit margins they need, plus the costs of tech support etc etc and you...

Welp, since I am not a commercial pilot it doesn't apply to me. It's part of the 107 regs that apply to commercial drone pilots. I am correct yes?

I'd gently smooth them to reduce vibration

I did and found no such "law". Hence my request for someone to perhaps post a link as I can find no such law.

Where is that law found. I'd like to review it, as well with any associated penalties for breaking such law.

Do you still have the original SOLO props?

I think if you balance them you will be ok

scrapes etc will not cause a drone to flip. They will however at some point, with enough of a scrape and missing material, start to cause vibrations in the drone and less than perfect response. Remember that if you sand away at a prop, as you remove material you will eventually reach a point...

Sounds like a couple of props are on the wrong motors.

Is there a law that says you cannot fly at night?