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Is your transmitter connecting correctly? Quick flashing yellow can mean that Tx and Tx are not bound. Check the NAZA manual page 41: http://download.dji-innovations.com/downloads/naza-m%20lite/en/NAZA-M%20LITE_User_Manual_v2.00_en.pdf

If you don't know the process, check out page 35-36 of the Naza-M Lite manual: http://download.dji-innovations.com/downloads/naza-m%20lite/en/NAZA-M%20LITE_User_Manual_v2.00_en.pdf Also of note from page 35: "The GPS will not work in the polar circle." Now, I think that Iceland is just south...

Have you calibrated the compass since you traveled to the far side of the world? Naza-M Lite or V2?

It sounds like you'd be just fine putting one of these things together based on your past experience. I learn so much from these forums and YouTube - there's always a resource to look to when asking questions on how to do technical things like tune a gimbal or setup a Tx. You're not the first...

I was sick of using coffee cans, ziplock bags and cardboard boxes for my multirotor stuff, so I went shopping last night and found this really cool Keter cantilever toolbox. Basically it opens up into three tiers with compartments that you can configure to your liking to fit tools and parts...

Let me preface this by saying that I'm no expert, but I have a F450 kit on the way I'm building from scratch. Barrier to entry wasn't much more than a Phantom, about $300 plus the cost of a Tx/Rx. There really aren't THAT many parts that make up a multirotor. I own a RTF hexacopter, but enjoy...

This has been a great thread for learning how to properly setup the SD6. Thanks to everyone who has contributed. I figured it was time I jumped into the mix with a problem/solution. Tonight I figured out how to trim the roll axis of the Tarot 2D gimbal. My GoPro was sitting about 2 – 3˚ off...