Will I be able to put this setup + the IOSD mini inside my Phantom 2?
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I think you could and that people have, but people say it's a bad idea to install stuff inside the drone, so I wouldn't.
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Yes you will...there are many helpful videos in YouTube which show how to do it. Enjoy!!
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I have the Phantom 2 and installed it underneath. The hub is fastened on top of the iosd mini and the FPV transmitter is installed next to the iosd mini. Works great! Just be sure to use good foam double-sided tape. We lost a FPV transmitter because it and the antenna fell off and broke the cable to the hub.
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No. The phantom 2 body is a little bit bigger than the phantom one. You might get it on, but it will not be very stable
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the light is powered by the "balance plug" which is a second connector on the 11.1V 3 cell battery used on Phantom 1 and 1.2 (FC40). If the Phantom 2 battery has a balance plug lead, then no problem (splice) the light in. If not, you will have to go into the innards of the copter and get the power off some one of the components soldered or plugged into the motherboard....this light is such low draw, you could also grab power from one of those flat disc batteries (like the CR2032) and tape that onto the fuselage (not clean but workable). I am not sure if this is all you expect anyway...it only throws enough light like the little LED flashlights.
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Yes, you are correct. I have the same case for both my Phantom 1 and Phantom 2.
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hello, this is not a DJI product, so it won't void the warranty from DJI, as the pictures show, one side of the connector will connect with your phantom, the other side will connect with two batteries, please let me know if you need more help, thank you! B.regards N
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No you can still use your Phantom remote. This FPV kit transmits and receives on 5.8 Ghz.
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You will need a mini iOSD and Phantom 2 as well as our PnP adapter to have telemetry displayed. We are working on a PnP + iOSD kit.
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I've got the same set up. If you've already got the Phantom 2 and the Zenmuse H3-3D, then it's as easy as placing it in the GoPro holder and screwing on the front plate. No different than the Hero 3 Black since they're the same dimensions.
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Yes you can place the phantom 2 in the case with the gimbal and camera attached.
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Hi,Yes this will work with the updated Phantom 2 and remote.Sincerely,Brandon
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Yes. I have the Phantom 2 with H3-3D gimbal and gopro 3+ attached and it fits perfectly.
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Mine is the phantom 2 so I had to solder a connector to the terminals of the smart battery socket. Perhaps you can do something similar to that.
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Yes this works great on a DJI Phantom 2. I have a Zenmuse Gimbal which has a power cable going to the out side for hooking up a FPV transmitter. I just hookup the lights to this and it works great right off the DJI battery and there is very littlebattery drain.
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The DJI phantom 2 ? I have a huge doubt about it. Unless you have a way to drill holes in the frame, then maybe. I used mine on a HK Q450 and I got lucky that there were pre-exisiting holes on the bottom plate.
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Yes. Come in fully boxed go pro packageing. You can't use the waterproof case with the gimbal mount on the phantom 2.
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Go Professional sent me this response today.... The DJI Phantom 2 Vision + is too tall for the XB-DJI-VISION. We just came out with a new case. Here is a linkhttp://www.atlantahobby.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=18556&idcategory;=0
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less