Some E7 build photos and notes

[HelliYea]

And here are a few flight pics from today.  It was 38 deg C and the speedie held up just fine.

[Kevin Feil]

Nice Work Gary,

 I'll say it again, Damn Nice Pic's!! 

Kevin

[JVZ]

last question I promise

Are the spark arrestor wires soldered on the jumper wire as well? If so, do I just strip some wire back and connect the arrestor wire to it?



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[Yanick Larouche]

Hi HelliYea !

Nice picture man with lot of resolution !

Whay Digital Cameras you have for do this pictures??

Thank's !

Yan

[seldred]

Nice pics! Great quality

[HelliYea]

last question I promise

Are the spark arrestor wires soldered on the jumper wire as well? If so, do I just strip some wire back and connect the arrestor wire to it?

No need to do any soldering for the spark arrestor with the Scorp Commander V 130A speedie.  It comes pre installed with a bullet and the jumper wire.  When you get the speedie it will all make sense - just solder on a connector to the end of the red power leads and off you go.

[HelliYea]

Hi HelliYea !

Nice picture man with lot of resolution !

Whay Digital Cameras you have for do this pictures??

Thank's !

Yan

Thanks for the comments guys.  The camera is a 7 year old entry level dsr camera - Canon EOS450 (the newer version is here http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos450d/). 

But in photography it is ALL about the lens.  The lens is a professional level EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM (http://www.canon.com.au/For-You/Camera-Lenses/EF24-70mm-f28L-USM-Lens).

If I had a newer camera that is better at processing in low light, I would not need as fast a lens so I would go for the  EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM (http://www.canon.com.au/For-You/Camera-Lenses/EF24-105mm-f4L-IS-USM-Lens)

Cheers,

Gary.