Pyour observation of the 2 parts needing to be firmly seated was entirely correct, just the socket for some reason don't hold the parts together to maintain that connection
WThose circular female pins are probably in too deep, I've found it's possible to push them into the connector with a soldering iron. But if you're not up to tinkering I can mail you a new inner part
P*looking 
Pwould that require removing the blue shield and then heating the pins to push them in deeper ?
Pon the adapter
Wyeah
Pgently apply heat then a push then basically 
PI can give it a shot, worst case scenario it is not usable and I screw up ? which is no worse off than I am now right ?
Wyup, you can do the 3 pins with labels near them
Pbest case is you dont have to mess around sending a new one
WYeah, nothing to loose
Pok mate, I will give it a shot later, any absolute no no tips ?
Pbeyond loosing the pin with too much heat I guess
Wavoid making a solder bridge
Pyup ok mate
Wunless you have a solder wick
Pnp, will keep a careful eye on that of course
Pty, ttyl let you know how I got on
Pbtw I love this stick
BYes, thank you! I just got notice from FedEX that it’s on its way; delivery tomorrow. Thanks for your intervention.
PIs there a specific value which reduces the lash back violence when you reach the outer control limits ? the force that pushed back before you breakout ?
PI have spent a good deal of time looking at the tool tips but unsure which specific one I might need sadly ?
WYou mean the "Endstops" feature?
PI think so yes, when I get to the end, it forces back the other way
Pis it just the end stop power I need to reduce ?
Pin advanced
PI reduced the power down to 5% and it still pushes back really nasty when you get to the limits ?
PI should clarify this is while I am "out of game", ingame it seems less of a thing?
RThe install feature I like, but for a permanent set up the travel reduction plates are the best option. Easy to print or can be ordered. I’m not sure if you’re changing the InStockApp number based on the profile you’re using.
SI would agree. I printed 20 degree limiters out of TPU for my base.
RI’m using a 12° limiter right now essentially cutting the deflection in half and it’s perfect reply helicopters. I have no idea what jets airplanes need but having that hard stop without worrying about reverberation using the endstop function feels really good.
Athe physical throw limiters are highly recommended
AWhat is this "case" on the left and right?
BYou mean the belt and gear covers?
WIt's a DIY project by @recoilfx
ATha case is different and (seems) metallic.
BMost of these are diy so it naturally varies
NThat case looks amazing
JThose covers are something else! I like to think if we needed it then they would have come on it, but still rad!
BIf you happen to own a printer I'd consider it given, but I absolutely see why its not a necessary default.
Could easily be another 5-6 hours printing and for making 500 finished units, that's an additional 2500 hours or so of printing.
Could easily be another 5-6 hours printing and for making 500 finished units, that's an additional 2500 hours or so of printing.
NAre they all printed? Looks like metal to me, but maybe not
MThe frame may be low polished metal. The covers definitely look either printed or molded plastic though. There's not enough shine for it to be anything but matte, and it doesn't look like matte paint
RThe gimbal and outter casing are mostly printed in PLA. There are some internal critical parts that are metal (bearing, axels, hubs, and etc), but the rest are printed, sanded, primed, and spray painted.
PHey ppl, just wondering anyone that's installed the throw limiter from VPforce how are you installing it? Does it just go under the current 'limiter' that has the lether boot on?
WYeah, you unscrew that and slide the limiter under it, then screw the leather holder frame back on.
JHello, I am trying to find the pre-order form.. to no avail.. I guess I am still struggling with the Discord channel
BAt the bottom of that post, there is a link to a google doc.
JCool thanks!
BMight be a different doc for kits, but it should be in under the faq channel.