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It is. I had to take it twice while completing my degree, but it really boils down to F=ma, where in this case, a is gravity or 9.8m/s.

It may also help to look into engineering statics and dynamics

Shooting a gun in the air is a crime, because you don’t know where the bullet will come down. Flying a drone is not (yet.) Call the cops and file a report. Judge may order the neighbor to pay restitution. Good luck!

I'm using the air2 with mine. Found a 3D printed holder on Amazon. Works great for me and it was inexpensive. It also holds my iPad when I use the heavy duty case.

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There are a couple groups on Meetup. One is sponsored by St. Pete College and they meet I think monthly at the Epicenter off Ulmerton. The other is a group that tinkers and builds. They meet every third or fourth Saturday at Barbra Ponce library to tweek and then on Sunday at Sheffield Park to...

What's really scary is that a 2.2 lb drone can break a window on the 27th floor of a building. Good thing the lady never leaned up against it.

My P3S was doing the same thing. I had two filters and a slip adapter in it at the time. It started after I bumped a tree limb and it fell about 20'. Stopped after I removed the filters.

Here is a drone group in the Tampa Bay Area: Check out Tampa Drones Meetup Create a Meetup Account

I agree. I have seen my P3S standing on its prop guards in 6/11 winds. My problem is getting it back down once it's up in those winds without bumping something. It helps to practice a lot in atti mode.

Hi Chris, The filters I was using when my gimbal failed are DigitalMate filter kit for DJI Phantom 3 series. It has a slide over threaded adapter and the filters I had on were the uv filter and the nd8 filter.

This proposed law seems redundant given the fact that what it is requiring already exists in the 4th amendment and state/municipality voyeurism laws.

I just had an issue where my tilt motor would release then reengage. (See "gimble dropping") When I took the filters off, the problem went away.

It appears to come from the location you indicated (broken solder and screen print). I couldn't see a polarity mark on the component, but the white dot on the board does indicate polarity. Hope this helps!