Can you fly the Phantom manually with controller with this showing that flight you have taken (without using waypoints)?
1424689
I'm not 100% sure what you're asking, but you can always fly manually even after installing the Bluetooth Datalink.
2018244
Yes! I have the whole set up...Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal, Part 9 hub, iOSD and video transmitter. All the parts plug directly into the hub, including the drone's internal cable that you would normally plug into the gimbal. The iOSD plugs directly into the CAM-HUB as well as being connected to the hub. It's all really dummy-free and couldn't be easier to set up! You will enjoy it greatly! I will offer this heads-up though....yesterday DJI had a live announcement video set up on YouTube. I missed it but I am almost certain it had something to do with the new generation. Depending on whether or not you have already purchased all this equipment you might want to wait for the Phantom 3! If you need anymore advice or want me to send you pictures of how I have all this put together feel free to ask. I'd love to help.
620302
Yes, you must upgrade your Phantom 1 with the kit that DJI sells separately. It's not the easiest job but at the end it works great, as soon as you install it make sure you have updated Naza's firmware so it can recognise the new logic board you just installed, otherwise it won't work. Good luck
1683548
The furthest I've flown is about 1 kilometre which is about 1/2 a mile from where I was located. I had no control problems at all. Because I was in a ravine my video glasses had a lot of interference and at times it was hard to see where I was going. I wouldn't chance going any further. Although I couldn't see mine, it's good to keep it in line of site. If it looses your signal it should go into safe mode and fly back to where it took off from automatically . I hope this helps, I really like my phantom and fly as often as I can....Jim Hooper
774077
No. GPS gives the Phantom the ability of compensating for wind allowing it to hover in a set spot on it's own. Flying in GPS mode is also somewhat easier for a beginner to master. In Attitude mode (non GPS mode) if you give the craft a little left stick and let go the Phantom will keep going left until you give it the same amount of right stick to cancel it's left momentum. In GPS mode when you let go of the left stick the craft stops it's left flight automatically. The craft also sets a Home Location on first throttle up so if you loose your orientation of the craft and don't know how to get it back to you (easy to do since it is so symmetrical) you can power off the controller and the Phantom will automatically climb to 60 feet, fly to the Home Location and land itself.
843064
It didn't on mine. I would look up model and call a phantom dealer as I don't think the seller goes out of their way to mention there are two types of controller. Plus they were a pain to return an item and never received a refund.
2143363
Yes, if you hook everything up through DJI's FPV Hub...it has a switch to bypass the iOSD whenever you want.
272054
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.
997780
I'm sorry but I do not use my controller that way. I imagine you can find the operating instructions online.
257704
Work with dji phantom 2? can controled The gimbal with the controller of dji phantom2?
1826875
Yes, I use an app called Copilot, even used it in the UK on vacation. Works like a gps in your car.
1750296
No, it is a plastic display model. If you want one that flies you need to look for a radio controlled or RC model.
375767
No. It will not work. And it is not needed. The Phantom has the capabilities built in. Waypoints should soon be available.
516186
I installed it on a DJI F450, not sure about a phantom. I think the phantom 2 uses a flight controller with more features like the regular NAZA.
77326
Yea you should be able to use it with the phantom. I use it on my qx quadcopter
774078
If I understand your question correctly, that you want to pre-program the Phantom to go to a specific location and take a picturen come back home, the...the answer is "no". It uses GPS for other functions, though. I need to take photo's of specific sites. The only way I know has been to develop a "FPV" system to give me a live view of what the Phantom's camera is viewing, then click the shot when just right. You offer an interesting concept. You may want to suggest it to the folks at DJI and NAZA, et al.
1252953
It has a failsafe mode that will fly it to it's home location and land if failsafe is activated or the signal is lost from the controller. It can also hold it's position, but does not exactly have full autopilot capabilities.