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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / May 2006heli stabilizers?
Pls, tell me your opinion about these heli stabilizers: http://www.heli-stabilizer.com I want to use them for aerial photography and video. What are the other possible opportunities? thank you! What fun do you have if you do not need to control the rc helicopter?? I like to fly my helicopter with my control, this is why I got myself a walkera no. 60 rc helicopter - http://www.linknety.com/modevideos/demo/zoom.php?id=16 (video) >Pls, tell me your opinion about these heli stabilizers: > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >thank you! $300+ will buy a lot of repair parts.. Besides, what's the fun in not risking the model? >>Pls, tell me your opinion about these heli stabilizers: >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > $300+ will buy a lot of repair parts.. Besides, what's the fun in not > risking the model? A good thing for photographic applications I'd say, and probably not a bad idea for making "in cabin" vids. Normally a "pilot controlled" vid from inside the cabin (or a cam strapped to the skids) is almost enough to make you throw up.  SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 >A good thing for photographic applications I'd say, and probably not a bad >idea for making "in cabin" vids. Normally a "pilot controlled" vid from >inside the cabin (or a cam strapped to the skids) is almost enough to make >you throw up. Hell, all I have to do is imagine the Queen naked to manage that. :) >>A good thing for photographic applications I'd say, and probably not a bad >>idea for making "in cabin" vids. Normally a "pilot controlled" vid from >>inside the cabin (or a cam strapped to the skids) is almost enough to make >>you throw up. > > Hell, all I have to do is imagine the Queen naked to manage that. :) i got pictures. or rather some clever sod with photoshop made them. >> Hell, all I have to do is imagine the Queen naked to manage that. :) > >i got pictures. or rather some clever sod with photoshop made them. That's just not right. Even worse is you've kept them!! > Pls, tell me your opinion about these heli stabilizers: > > http://www.heli-stabilizer.com I can't imagine finding anything much better. > I want to use them for aerial photography and video. > What are the other possible opportunities? The only other possibility would be the "Co-pilot", but I doubt it's as good as the Cherman unit. SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 Someone tried one of these in our club a while ago. It was a pain to setup and managed to crash his model for him. Looks as though it might work on the same principle as the Co-pilot (IR sensors looking for the horizon). Peter >> Pls, tell me your opinion about these heli stabilizers: >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > The only other possibility would be the "Co-pilot", but I doubt it's as > good as the Cherman unit. |
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