Could I attach a gopro to it without destroying the flight quality?
205711
NO you can not it is to small and not enough power to handle the weight or drag. A cigarette style camera would work however. We have had Go-pro installed on our EZ1280 trainer and Red Dragonfly, if you are looking for a small plane.
205712
Attaching a GoPro does have a significant effect on it's handling abilities. I have flown many planes, including this one which I enjoy flying. However it is not the greatest plane for adding payloads to i.e. the GoPro. If you have an opportunity, I suggest you check out a favorite plane of mine: The "Apprentice." I have found that the Apprentice is the most stable, versatile, and all around great plane for all skill levels and is very capable of relatively large payloads. It has different flight modes (skill levels) to choose from like the Delta Ray has.
1248186
To get FPV from the GoPro you need a transmitter and a receiver monitor. The DJI iOSD puts a lot of useful information on the screen but is not needed to fly FPV. It is very good to have though. When I first got my Phantom I had the set up with just the GoPro, I could only view the video post flight on the phone app or hooked up to a TV. Then I got a transmitter (DJI) and monitor receiver(Flightsight Black Pearl) which worked great. Then I added the iOSD and the information that I receive from that thing makes flying much easier and I think safer. YuoTube has a lot of videos on how to use that set up.
2113702
You will get better sound quality if you take the GoPro out of the plastic case you might have it in, however good sound and GoPro do not really go hand-in-hand. If you want good sound, I recommend recording it with a second recording device.
1951748
A go-pro is much too heavy for it, I use a Key Chain camera (http://amzn.com/B00849KQD0) on it. After removing the chain just affix it to the top with some electrical tape. Picture quality is roughly the equivalent to an old cell phone camera but it works and the microphone picks up well (you can hear background conversations while flying over the blades). There is a clear 20% drop in maneuverability with the extra weight so definitely get used to flying it before using a camera.
2284993
You don't need power TO the gopro... You only need video out to the xmitter. search for gopro 3 fpv cable. readymadercdotcom has them. If you have the 3 BLACK, be careful... The video has been known to cut out in mid flight. Then you crash your model. Better off getting a dedicated fpv camera from the above website.
2031022
I am unsure as to if you can or not. So I visited the GoPro website and found per the information there that you can use it. Click on this link and look at the chart. http://gopro.com/accessory-compatibility-chart Thanks,John
507748
You can't. This thing is heavy, I'm sure it would topple over once it got moving. You might get a GoPro adaptor for a standard tripod mount, and get that secured firmly to the pole, with the tape and a few screws.
1470025
Doesn't the gopro have a built in wifi transmitter? My gopro linkhad very short range and interfered with signal to the UAV (which is why we use the transmitter).
212998
I think the answer would be yes, but I wonder if your head bounce from the ride would be almost too much for decent viewing comfort. I have adapted several of the various mounts supplied by GoPro for that camera to handle bars, flat surfaces, hats, etc. I think you may be better off to purchase one of the accessory kits from GoPro and make an adaption from that using glue or screws ... I know, I know, nobody wants to do that to their helmet and this strap thing just may be the trick. What the heck, it's pretty cheap, give it a try!
1872427
You can and are perfectly free to mount a GoPro on this quadcopter, HOWEVER, it will not fly with such a load.If you take off the plastic shell, the upper max limit of what it can carry is about 50 grams. I really do mean max too, it's able to get in the air and stay there with that much weight, but just to hover you're running 90-95% throttle.
1951276
No there is no "Fix" the quad flys on the same frequency as the wifi on the phone and you dont want it anyway The range of the phantom is about 1 mile the range of the gopro wifi is about 100 feet, worthless for first person flying
1002893
No. This thing is small and light. I couldn't figure out how to fly it. No matter what I did it just went where it wanted to. If you put your go Pro on it you might never see it again. My Walkure is still up in the tree somewhere.
123840
im not familiar with the gopro. but it it has a mini hdmi port you should be fine.
608967
i wouldnt bother. it looks cool, but I found it just wasnt worth the trouble. look at the gopro models instead.
1958183
You can't use this with the gopro..you will lose control of the drone and crash it..i learned the hard way trust me ! They have the same freguency and they will interfere..go to dji website under customer service and call them...they are very helpful
990112
yes you could but quality of the item and images are very poor. After mine broke I ended up buying a GoPro HERO3 Black Edition, excellent quality (item and video / photos)
547730
i honestly dont know .but i think it would have to ask go pro, see if it;s and option for that modle