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I don't know if anyone else is flying canards FPV, but I fly a Long-EZ .46 (gas) plane with a camera up front. I also built an electric-powered foamie canard (from scratch) of a similar design with a 40" wing span. My little electric canard gets as slow as you can imagine and handles wind impressively well (I've taken it out with 15 and 20mph gusts). Anyway, I just thought I'd give my 2 cents. Maybe something like this would be up your alley: http://hobby4less.com/long-ez380-electric-...21c99940a2f79ec From my experience, canard models tend to be very pitch stable (smooth pitching, h

I noticed that the Rvision-D (and similar: FutureHobbies FH630, etc.) have a 3D (L/R) setting on the remote, and RangeVideo's ad says "3D display is a now a standard feature with Rvision goggles." Does anyone know how to take advantage of the stereoscopic 3D effect with these goggles? Will it somehow take two different video inputs? I'd like to get two cameras going for stereo vision (despite the posts that suggest it's more hassle than it's worth). Any insight on this is much appreciated.