Skyzone 04x - finally got quadversity working!

[@billflynn6903]

Great work, John. Oh, I'll just change a couple of things ... Damn nice tuning as you have the right numbers for your fingers!!!!

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Breaking my own rule of only changing one variable at a time 🙂

[@JackRabbitFPV]

Things sure have improved.

[@UnlimitedVertical]

It's nice to have last year's plans finally pan out 🙂

[@DroneBum]

Impressive flyin and goggle footy looked excellent. Congrats on finally gettin that done

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Sooo happy...I know it doesn't seem it in the video but I literally woke up 10 mintues earlier and no coffee yet.

[@DroneBum]

@@UnlimitedVertical Now *That's* 😊 happy

[@dronedaze]

the goggle view was pretty good

[@UnlimitedVertical]

I'm pretty happy with it. Should give me a bit more confidence at a little longer ranger or over water.

[@craigtrineer]

New goggs! Right on.

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Same goggles, new antennas.

[@friendofallcats3544]

Hey! That's sick! Glad you got it working. I am really really curious as to what hardware version you're running of the Steadyview module. The 3.3 seems to be really good but your video was quite something too! I'd also love to see an indoors / multipath environment test because that is something Steadyview has been notoriously bad at. Sweet vid, nice flyin good vibes :)

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Thanks for the watch and comment. Both modules are now 3.3 hardware. Sorry, I don't really do testing (other than making sure things work for myself). I can tell you with this combination of hardware my flying a small whoop (moblite6) in the house is much better than it was before but we're talking upgraded modules, quadversity vs diversity and new goggle antennas so I'm sure each of those things had something to do with the improvement. Before it was difficult to reach certain parts of the house and now I have a pretty flyable signal everywhere. I have other goggles to compare to but none of them accept external modules so the test would be meaningless without a comparison to a viable alternative.

[@friendofallcats3544]

@@UnlimitedVertical hey I really appreciate the reply! No worries, testing takes a lot of time (& often money) so I understand. I think I've landed on the conclusion that Skyzone 04X's running two Steadyview V3.3 modules should be pretty good even compared to Rapidfire. It's the goggles I'm gonna be ordering sometime in the near future because I could not care less about digital right now. Thnx for the sweet vids, lots of them are very cool and I appreciate your taste in music, subbed :D

[@jimsdroneing]

she looks faster John great rip bud

[@UnlimitedVertical]

I thought the Velox v3's performed pretty well.

[@dans2423]

Was this recorded from the goggles?

[@UnlimitedVertical]

The first half of the video was from the onboard HD camera, the 2nd half was the same flight from the goggle recording.

[@newbiefpv]

Is the module v3.3?

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Yes, both modules are now 3.3 and the dvr/goggles are now v2 after upgrading/replacing the DVR module with the 60fps version.

[@kardady]

@@UnlimitedVerticalman, i upgrade my skyzone 04x and steadyview too to version 3 but i the steadyview still wont work. I use RF. Any idea? 😄🙏🙏

[@UnlimitedVertical]

@@kardadyThe actual "steadyview X" setting is only for the steadyview external module (i.e. the big clunky thing with it's own fan). For the internal modules use either mix 1, 2, or 3. I think I am using either Mix 1 or Mix 2.

[@kardady]

@@UnlimitedVertical Owh. Thanks man 👍😍🙏

[@jimsdroneing]

for analog not bad but luv digital better😀😀

[@UnlimitedVertical]

Yeah, but digital wouldn't have upgraded the view on all of my quads at once 🙂 If i keep flying long enough I'm sure I'll go digital at some point but only for new quads. These will all stay analog.