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What the hell are imperial units ?🤥 An archaic system of weights and measures developed by the British Empire hence "Imperial" and still used by :mrgreen: Liberia. Myanmar. and the United States of America. While your statement is entirely accurate you have been overly kind. I would have been much ...

me_3894dpwLeC wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 25, 2018 2:22 pm

1300m, straight up with no loss of siganl. roughly 900m horizontal so far. i reckon it will go to about 2 miles?

2 miles = over 3200 meters, you must be dreaming :

M8ne flys fine with ALL updates. I even traveled from South Carolina to W.Va and flew it in both locations without doing a compass calibration. No problem. Y'all doing something wrong. I guess there are a whole bunch of people doing something wrong then. I cancelled my order after seeing the debacl...

You got to make the change in the firmware and you cannot do that from the H901A or the H906A transmitters. Love to see a photo of how this is done.

Been flying H501S/SS for 2 years. Have several of things and you cannot set RTH Altitude unless you use a non-Hubsan approved app. Where are you coming from on this? And the app that has circulated around does not work with recently released units.

Hey dogstar7, Thanks for your comments, that is the type of feedback that is most helpful yet fair.

What I would like to know is at what point in time will the Zino's that are shipped out already have the 12/10 update.

I don't have mine yet but I would imagine the gimbal cover stabilizes the entire gimball to keep it from moving around excessively thereby locking it in place.

Somewhere on the SD card packaging should indicate 10, or should reference Speed up to 98MB/s. I have had excellent results using a SanDisk Ultra microSDHC UHS-1 16GB. Also, a new unused SD card should not need to be formatted but if you do format it or should the need arise to do so, use the long f...

Serial # not required for FAA Registration. I just registered several months ago. Make, Model,who/where purchased and weight were the main things. In fact, a single registration # can be used for multiple, same class drones.