Looking for a good quality Co Axial to lift camera.

[EnVeeTee]

Does anyone know of a good quality (not Walkera rubbish - Oh dear I'm going to regret saying that!) CoAx which can lift about 500grms of camera and mount (electric)

Cheers

[st200ol]

Does anyone know of a good quality (not Walkera rubbish - Oh dear I'm going to regret saying that!) CoAx which can lift about 500grms of camera and mount (electric)

Cheers

This one came to mind, easily able to lift 500 grams

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgn1Psq0V24"]YouTube - World's smallest "One-Man Helicopter" GEN-H4 by ADEYTO -visual diary series-[/ame]

The Esky Big Lama will only lift about 100g I am not sure that there is a co-ax available that could lift 500g. There is a large Tandem that may be able to do it, I can't remember the name at the moment but its very expensive. A custom build may be the only way to do it.

What about this: Draganflyer X6 Six Rotor UAV Helicopter Aerial Video Platform

[Smoothound]

something like this may do but I'm not sure on the price...

[scallybert]

something like this may do but I'm not sure on the price...

That looks like a 'proper' co-ax, with cyclic & collective pitch control on both rotors, and no flybar. ie more like a Kamov than a BCX2/mCX.

Which makes me wonder a bit if it flies as easilly as an mCX...

[andylinney]

This might work

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMvF56Z8Q58]YouTube - ka 52 turbine rc www.helicrazy.com[/ame]

[Smoothound]

It is a proper Co Ax

[murph]

Do a search for MicroKopter, a German custom build company, might be a decent option, not cheap, but not as expensive as Dragonflyer. They do GPS and Autopilot options as well

EDIT: here's a link:

http://www.mikrokopter.com/ucwiki/en/MikroKopter