Recent content by LarryF

Hi Kevin, Yes, this bundle is still for sale. Send me your shipping address and I'll get a quote for the shipping costs.

This bundle is still for sale. Send me your shipping address and I'll get a price for the shipping. Any questions?

Sorry, only sold as a bundle. Solo has MUCH more functionality with the gimbal.

I've sent you a PM. Thanks!

T Thanks - I tried sending a PM again. I think a "conversation" is the same as a private message.

Did you get my private message?

Hi, I'll send you a Private Message (PM) with details. Larry

I'm selling my backup 3DR Solo, since I never started the business and don't need the second one. Bundle for sale includes: 3DR Solo in great condition. Flown less than 45 minutes. Has the"mRo GPS u-Blox Neo-M8N" upgrade installed. Has 3DR leg extenders installed. Solo Controller. 3DR Gimbal...

If the "CameraInfo" folder doesn't exist - just create it. Then place your XML file in it.

1 - In Tower, if you stop a mission before it completes, the mission won't resume where you left off. The next time you take off, the mission will start from the beginning again. You can fly the first part of a mission, land and change batteries, but then you'll need to modify the mission...

In an open space (the desert) and no other WiFi signals, I get about 3000' with the stock antennas. With one Alfa and one Stock, I got over 2 miles. I could have gone further, but I chickened out and brought Solo home. Never lost signal or video. I haven't done a distance test with two Alfa's. 2...

Looks like a good option, until you could justify a fulltime policy.

Changing parameters (like takeoff height, speed, failsafes, etc.) are stored ON the Solo. Regardless of which application you use to change these parameters, they are stored on Solo and will be available to another application.

In Mission Planner on the Waypoints window, you have the option to "turn on" the "Verify Height" option (see arrow below). Do this BEFORE creating your waypoints. This will automatically adjust the AGL altitude of your waypoint (based on your takeoff location). Altitudes come from your map (i.e...

Yes - that's MPH. Guess I should change the heading in Dashware to "MPH SPEED".