Recent content by Kevkiwi

Has anyone tried this app and can it really create 360 pano’s with the spark?

Should still be recording to the SD card shouldn't it?

Thanks for clearing that up Rusty.

Is Australia a CE country? I 'm in Western Australia and have no problem getting 2,000 meters regularly. (what is CE anyway?)

If it went into auto land that would mean critical low battery, would't it?

I’m struggling to find a program to do minimal and basic work with my footage. I know there is plenty of suggestions on here, but they all seem to come from people who not they’re doing and therefore it is simple for them. Are there any beginners who have something that is easy to get there head...

Got 1970 metres with my only try with my new parabolic reflectors.. Regularly get 1500 mts without. Have gone 400 meters up. (and before anyone wants to take umbrage, that was in uncontrolled airspace in outback Australia where the only aircraft are at 40,000ft.)

Full discharge and then full recharge, same error.4.23v, 4.34v and 4.25v. 12.8v, 23.8 degrees C. Remaining power 1224 mAH. Total Capacity 1241 mAH.

4.16v,4.27v and 4.18v. 12.6volts. 25.6 degrees C. Remaining power 1198mAH. Total Capacity 1297 mAH. Times charged 7. I've let run flat overnight. Will see if it charges up.

Just got this message today. Does that mean the battery is cactus?

I havn't racked up a lot of hours with Sparkie yet, but a lot of it has been over water and I've had no issues ..(touch wood)

I can't view my pictures on my computer. Is there a setting that records a different format or do I have to convert them?

I havn't been able to get it to work either. Does it mater which arm you use. I've only tried my right.

Stii green after removing cable. Been having another play. First attempt still no go. Disconnected cable, connected via wifi, pluged in cable again, this time got a beep and the unsupported assessory notice which I dismissed. Then turned off wifi and it stayed connected. I think you may be...

Yes, I have the green light before I connect the cables.