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I know this isn’t RC related but I feel I need to get it of my chest.

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I’m giving away a ready to install KapteinKUK multirotor flight controller. (more…)

I’ve changed the end-date on the Give-Away from the 19th of December to the 13th. I also wish to clarify that it ends at 23.59 GMT+1, as my distant friends will have to remember, there is a significant difference in time…

The reason for this is that I found out that if I mail the package before the 15th the winner will have it before Christmas. The winner will have to inform me what software to install before I send it, so therefore the Give-Away will end at the 13th.

Someone will have a merry Christmas!

I just updated the Tricopter V2 build log. Now you can build your own KK controller.

Click here to get to the build log

It’s time for me to switch jobs. I currently work in the electronics manufacturing business (who would have guessed?). Problem is that I’m one of the last one in and thus will be one of the first ones out, if the company starts laying off people, which it seems like they will around Christmas.

So I thought I might ask you guys; Anyone know of a good place to work that is currently hiring? Preferably in Sweden.

Or what kind of job do you think I should be searching for?

I need all the help I can get.

I’ve just uploaded the first part of the Tricopter V2 build log. The Tricopter V2 was actually started it’s life nearly 6 months ago and during that time I’ve been perfecting it. After many changes, crashes and modifications I’m now very happy with the way it flies. I know many of you have been waiting for this for a long time. I hope you will like it.

Take me to the build log!

Every month FPV-Community has a FPV video competition. I’ve participated in nearly every one, but have always come second to Trappy. This month however, Trappy didn’t participate and I won for the first time! First price was a $50 coupon HobbyWireless so I ordered a new GoPro camera.

This is the video I entered in the competition:

Yay I’m mentioned on a Flitetests review on the F-18. I tipped them off on using a brushed ESC to control the brightness of LED’s and they took the idea and took it a step further:

Keep up the good work guys!

Fall has come to Sweden and I couldn’t resist blowing some leafs around.

I wonder what the guy in the tractor thought when he spotted the tricopter

I figured out how the software worked (after a bit of trial and error) and finally got it configured with the proper config file, balanced the props and hooked up a battery and took it out for a spin.

Read more on the build page