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Hi Keith. Been a long time since I heard from you. Cloudsurfing is flying just above cloud level and following the surface of the clouds.

I haven’t flown in quite a while. Too busy building a house, but I’m almost done. I’m definately picking it up again this summer.

Have you turned your copter upside down and tried the gear switch? Maybe you changed a setting on your controller and reassigned the function for your gear switch by accident?

Sorry for the late response. I wouldn’t know for sure but I expect 5 or 6 volts like any other servo used for landing gear. I can not test this because I no longer have my Typhoon H.

Hello Jacob. This is the original design made by Dasaki. Maybe this can help you fix it. www.thingiverse.com/thing:1065755 What I remember from when I made this is that the top bracket had to be fitted directly against the top of the servo to give the output shaft the clearance to reach the servo horn. If its still too short you might want to sand the bracket down a bit and glue it to the top of the servo to keep its strength. Hope this helps. Let me know if you got it working.

Wow, poetry as a comment. I'm flattered.

Are you referring to the bullet connectors to the motors? Or towards the nav lights? how about splicing the wire in the misddle and extending it by the length you require.

@@crazycrow3378 Thanks for the message. I was referring to the nav lights. I didn't want to splice the cable just extended, however, I that may be the only option.

Glad to be of service

I have bought about a house full of stuff from China and sometimes you get a rotten apple. What I did learn is not to buy from China if you really have to be able to depend on it, safety wise.

appreciate it

Thanks man. Glad to help.

I wouldn’t know where to find one right now but I do have some part numbers that might help your search. The bracket that holds the leg is YUNTYH131 and the complete motor assembly is YUNTYH109SVC. I have never seen the screw sold seperately. If you’re handy with a lathe you might be able to machine a new one from a bolt or piece of threaded rod. Good luck on your search and if you have any more questions feel free to ask.

Ja dat moet vast lukken. Als je 3,75 breed bent heb je bij lage snelheid al aardig veel lift dus een veel langere glijbaan zou je denk ik niet nodig hebben. Als je de elastiek strak genoeg spant kun je al veel power uit de eerste paar meter halen. Ik weet niet hoe groot je prop is maar let wel op dat je pas gas geeft als je genoeg lift hebt gegenereerd. Anders kan de prop je elastiek grijpen met alle gevolgen van dien. Een andere optie is de elastiek in een V vorm spannen met 2 grond ankers op een meter of 5 uit elkaar, dan kun je na een meter of 3 al gas geven zonder bovenstaand risico. Bij een pusher (zoals mijn X6) heb je hier natuurlijk geen last van.

@@crazycrow3378 hey kerel, bedankt voor je reactie man.. ja dat van die prop snap ik.. zit een aardige op.. 17-11 zo ff uit mijn hoofd.. Discus 2a van Topmodel.. nu doe ik handstarten.. maar is al een keer mis gegaan.. semi schaal modellen zijn kritisch in de start.. iets te soft uit de hand en je overtrekt t spul zo.. met een klap als gevolg.. dus daarom dacht ik of met een startwagen.. maar dan heb je weer kort gemaaid gras nodig.. of iets van een bungee-schansje of zo... zal er eens over nadenken.... hij weegt rond de 4,5 kilo.. dus wel even wat snelheid nodig om mooi vlak weg te starten...

On the frame they are attached with 2 screws from the bottom of the clip. And on the arm it’s just 1 screw that can be loosened through the hole just above the “press” marking on the arm. After removing the screw you can lift up the tab that holds the clip in place. Use a thin screwdriver and go in through the slot on the side just below the “Press” marking. You can see the metal tab that holds the clip in place. Just flip it up using the screwdriver and then pull out the clip. Hope that helps.

Good soldering is not an art. It just takes practice and a good iron with the correct tip for the job. but the most important thing in my opinion is flux. Never start without it. I found the best flux is the stuff you buy at the hardware store to solder copper water pipes. Ask for S-39 soldering flux.

Yes they also make pink. Which everybody knows is your favorite color. 😂😂💝

That’s strange. By 5 leds do you mean the nav leds on the motors? There should be 6. Have you tried rebinding it to the st-16? You can also check the yuneec pilots forum. There’s heaps of information there on the Typhoon H.

@@crazycrow3378 the leds from the mainboard! The drone dont turn on. I checked the forum but I didn't found an specific solution. :(

Gogo Touris There should be 6 led’s to my knowledge. They indicate that the ESC’s are working.

@@crazycrow3378 checked, the six leds flash 3 times and sounds one beep, but the drone don't power on

My pleasure, glad to help.

Bill Branning Cool. I’ll check it out when I get home.

Bill Branning I’m still using the first pair and never had any problem with them. They are much more silent than the originals. They provide more stability in higher wind conditions because they hardly flex, so thrust is much more acurate. And most important is they saved my drone several times flying in wooded areas. They cut through small twigs where the originals would have snapped.

Fiy. Still flyin that first pair one year later.

@@crazycrow3378 Just pipe up and let us know again in another year as like an anniversary LOL.....

@@USMC-Sniper-0137 sold my H (dumb mistake) but the guy who bought it still flies with em.

Thanks. Glad to help

Thanks man. Go right ahead. It would be my honor 😉. Oh and by the way, I’ve never heard a crow go MOOOOOOOH 😝

@@crazycrow3378 haha! Do you have an IG account that I can tag when using the video? Do you mind if I use clips from it on more than one occasion? I will of course tag you and credit you anytime it's used!

They are 3d printed. I downloaded them from thingiverse.

Thanks. Before attempting to use follow mode make sure you are totally confident in flying the H in all flght modes. Smart mode is supposed to make flying easy but on the move it makes it much more difficult, make sure you fully understand what the craft will do. things like the "smart circle" can really ruin your day when you don't understand them properly. study the manual on the Yuneec pilots forum before your next flight. It can only make your next experience with the H better. Happy flying buddy!

@@crazycrow3378 I just subscribed I have a question I am curious about realsense what position do you put the switches in to make it work properly and will it climb to avoid objects thank you

Choose 2 different channels for your esc’s and program them into your rudder channel. You can find many videos on youtube on how to do this.