Since this monitor has a built in receiver, will I only need to purchase the DJI 5.8 GHZ VIDEO TRANSMITTER MODULE to attach to the DJI Phantom 2?
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That is 100% correct, we should be offering of FPV complete kit that is plug and play in about a weeks time, that will include this monitor and a video transmitter, along with batteries, charger, go pro cables and more.
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Hi,Yes this will work with the updated Phantom 2 and remote.Sincerely,Brandon
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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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Aloha! Yes, the charger come with the DJI Phantom 2, but only concern I get is the camera is not unstable on the air, so you'll to buy a stabilizer for around $700 - 900 made in Germany. I hope you like, I returned mine until they figure out this situation. Take care.
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It must be 2.4ghz because that is the frequency on which the range extender works (source: http://www.dji.com/product/phantom-2-vision/spec)
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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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You need the pc sync cable and connect the transceiver with the pc sync to the camera body
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Yes. You just have to pair it with the receiver inside the phantom. Refer to the DJI manual that can be downloaded on the DJI Inovations website.
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Yes, it'll work fine. I have both and they're the same transmitter. I'm sure even the fpv version transmitter would work
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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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Yes and i will cost you around another 90 usd. If you want to buy dji phantom i can sell mine for 60 usd, never used...
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It provides real time video out via an optional composite video out cable. You will need to provide your own FPV transmitter, receiver, and display in order to view the video.
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If your trying to put it on a Fpv system that is a 2.4 ghz then no but if your transmitter is 2.4ghz than and you want to put on your Fpv system that is 2.4ghz than yes
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That's what I have, and I saw no way to make it work...without going in and cutting/modifying/soldering, etc. for the electrical connection. Plus, the Vision 2+ body is curved/rounded, so there is no flat front (like there seems to be on the older Phantom Vision) to mount the light. Bottom line: this light IS NOT 'plug-and-play' with a DJI Phantom 2+. I sent the light back for a refund.
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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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If you have a Phantom 2 v.1, you just attach this H3-3D gimbal and your Gopro camera to your drone. They you can fly and take video. Paul