My husband has a Phantom FC40. I bought this for him but we can't figure out how it hooks up. Can it be used with that and if so, how does it connect?
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The voltage checker doesn't hook up directly to the quadcopter; it is used to check the battery for the quadcopter. The small, white plug on the battery connects to the metal leads coming out of the voltage checker. When the two are plugged together correctly the checker will beep and tell you how many cells you have in your battery (3 for the Phantom FC40), what the total voltage is for the battery, and what the voltage is for each individual cell.
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No. It will not work. And it is not needed. The Phantom has the capabilities built in. Waypoints should soon be available.
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that can installed on a orginal DJI phantom that we have the manual that can send to you , email me in the amazon eamil
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DJI does include a battery charger with the Fc 40 phantom. That said there are better and faster chargers, that can charge more batteries at a single time and faster, than the stock charger that comes with the phantom.
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With phantom1 you connect directly to the battery balance connector. I am not sure if you have the same with phantom2. If you will be able to tap power to this light, I believe it will work.
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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.
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Nope, please go to DJI phantoms web site for questions and answers. http://www.dji.com/product/phantom/faq
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This device is not able to be used with phantom power, there is not a direct dc connection from input to output. Great isolation unit and used to connect mix match types of connectors. On each unit is a wiring diagram to aid in use of the unit. I use this unit frequently in solving audio wiring challenges. Bruce
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I agree with Patrick Storm. Don't know if this works with the FC40, but I would look for a gimbal to fit your quad. You'll be much more pleased with a gimbal even though it's more expensive...don't have to go with the Zenmuse gimbal necessarily.
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Hey Jerry, it is a 4-pin connector that connects directly to the balance charger point on your battery. Easiest installation I've ever seen. If you have the Phantom FC-40, you can mount the light directly to the battery cover. Oh, make sure you wear sun glasses when you plug it in, that thing is unbelievably bright!!!! And it does not seem to affect flight time!
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Yes you can connect direct to 3S connection or if you instal it on DJI Ohantom you can use the extra wire from Phantom shuld work.
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Yea you should be able to use it with the phantom. I use it on my qx quadcopter
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You need a canbus port on your phantom in order to use the iosd mini. If you don't have one, you can add one with the naza pmu v2
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Does the mic need phantom (external) power? If not, then if you hooked it up as a mic, (in contrast to aux input) it should work fine.
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Yes, i have the same setup... I had to open my phantom tought to fit iOsd mini and other components... Watch for the weight increase! Works good, not the best signal i ever seen...
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For the Phantom 1 you need to plug into the Zenmuse hd-2d module. This will give you live view of system status, heading, etc in video output, you need a field monitor and fpv system to see it. Not sure what newer model can plug into. You need a dji can bus port to plug into.
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I'm not sure I was not able to make it work with my Phantom 2 because they never seem to mail everything that goes with it to make it work.