This control works for DJi Phantom 1?
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I do not believe so. I ordered it and it does work with a Phantom 2 Vision.
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I have purchase this replacment at one time and it does not work with the phantom 1. There are several versions of the phantom 1. This transmitter does not say anywhere on the transmitter which version it will work for. I am not sure which version I have but It does not work on my phantom. I am sure if I was skilled enough, I could change the switches on the tranmitter to make it work. Best deal is to call the help center at DJI in California for more information to optain the right tranmitter for your unit.
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There are several versions of the phantom 1, the first one, the second one, and then 1.1.1. I'm not sure which one this is for, but try looking this up on forums. I know there are slight differences, and only the exact transmitter will work with whatever model you have.
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Use a DX6i or DX5e. they are both good controllers tht are compatible with this airplane
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Hi Serge, They are not made by DJI, but they are good quality "IF" you have DJI Phantom 2, they will not work with Phantom Version 1 because they are self tightening! They are longer then the original blades and give you a bit mare punch.Razorbaby
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Hello Bernard, it does work with DJI Phantom 2... Just conect the reciever to the naza and you are ready togo!
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As far as I know, no. I bought the FC-40 for my son, and he took video just fine by itself. I have the Phantom 1, with a gimbal and a GOPro Hero 3 camera. No wi-fi signal of any kind should be on, as it will interfere with the compass. Here where I live, there are too many Wi-Fi signals, and it is difficult to calibrate the copter. The lights will flash red and yellow. Be sure to wait for the sequence of the lights before you fly!
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Hi, work with no problem. The phantom 2 has canbus connector outside for that extensin.
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Check with this source. UAVdirect.comThey sell DJI and offer classes. Nice guys with good knowledge. Good luck.
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This video glasses not support the AV input, Not for the DJI Phantom 2. Please refer to the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DAWNMX2
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Yes. DJI has re-engineered the battery contacts so they will likely never disconnect in-flight. The latest Phantom 2 Vision's have this fix as well as the Vision +. Not sure about the other Phantom models.
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Yes, tilt control is ready *almost* out of the box. You just need to install the gimbal first. The little lever on the backside of the remote controls the tilt. I recommend calibrating the remote control in the PhantomRC app, and downloading and installing all of the software and firmware updates before flying.
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Hello, the mount was supposed to be packed with the phantom, but DJI made an error on some units. Please send an email to luckitron and they will ship you one.
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This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade board. FC40 and Phantom 2 you should contact DJI for more information. This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade... » Read More This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade board. FC40 and Phantom 2 you should contact DJI for more information. « Show Less
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If you go here - http://www.dji.com/product/naza-m-v2/spec - you will get more specific information about what kinds of RC Transmitter (Tx) & Receivers (Rx) will work with the Naza M V2 Flight Controller system. There is a download available via DJI called the Naza Assistant that you can update as they are available. You can do what I did (often) and go search on youtube.com for some more detailed information (how to build, use, calibrate, etc) the Naza M V2. The more research you do, the more comfortable you will become in building and knowing your own system, and, more importantly, trusting your set up.
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You may have found this already - http://wiki.dji.com/en/index.php/Phantom-Prop_Guard
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I assume that it does. I didn't buy an FC 40. I have the original Phantom and a Phantom 2. DJI is not a company that baits you into buying something just to get you to have to buy something more in order to successfully use your Quad.
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The controller has been updated with new features - built in lipo battery with led battery level indicator, and scroll dial near index finger for gimbal tilt control (in V1 it was located on the back of the controller, which is cumbersome, IMO). New motors and propellers have also been upgraded in the Phantom to allow greater thrust and control, which will allow for greater equipment load. Also, the anti-static compass has been updated.
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Yes it should, check the back of your transmitter for two 'holes' with an 'x'. With that said how it will work will depend on the gimbal you are using (I am using a Tarot gimbal that required customizing the Phantom body to work). It will also require some dissassembly of the Phantom itself to access the proper ports on the Naza-M controller. For higher end video or photography work the ability to tilt the gimbal to frame shots is a must. I also recommend adding an FPV system (I use the Kumba kit) and an iOSD. The iOSD will require installation of the Naza-M V2 PMU. An early Phantom can be built to work 'better' than a stock Phantom 2, but it requires some knowledge of the system and soldering.