Does this gimbal can be controled with the controller that is in the back of the dji control?
257702
Yes, you can control the pitch with that controller. You will need to connect the board with the Naza, but that's easy and the gimbal includes the cables.
257703
Yes, I can control the pitch with my FC40 controller. I had to purchase this lever to do so: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L5PF67G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also needed to purchase this landing gear because the gimbal hangs very close to the ground: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JPC1RSS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You will need to utilize the Naza software to switch ON the pitch control and make a few adjustments if you like. The Product Description says: "Package included: 1 x Gopro hero3 Brushless Camera Mount Gimbal kit with 2 x LD2208 gimbal motors, 1 x BGC V2.2 gimbal controller & sensor and all wiring and hardware needed." That's NOT TRUE. My gimbal came with 4 rubbers, a mounting plate and the gimbal assembly with two 4 inch wires soldered to the power connection. There were NO instructions, mounting screws, or extra cables. I needed to purchase some servo connectors and wire. The screws which held the FC40 camera mount worked for the mounting plate. All the videos I watched for "pitch control connections" used the "AO" pin located on the top left of 6 available pins. My gimbal has 12 pins, 4 columns of 3 pins. I had to connect to the top RIGHT. Regardless of the location, the pin is labeled "AO". Works pretty good. It seems to have been designed specifically for the HERO 3+. Try not to run the gimbal into too much stuff. Mine doesn't like that.
257704
Work with dji phantom 2? can controled The gimbal with the controller of dji phantom2?
850794
hmmm, if by "the controller" you are referring to the individual using the OTs then yes there are buttons that allow you to do these things. I don't often use them so I can not speak to the functionality of these features.
1640586
in flight... no. The gimbal that comes with it is fixed. You can make some adjustments with it while it is still on the ground. Unless you wanna spend some serious bucks, this will have to do. However, there are motorized gimbals out there that can be adjusted in flight. Those require a $$$ remote to operate and it's also best if you get a $$$ FPV system so you can see where you are pointing it at. Andoer RTF Gopro Hero3 Brushless Gimbal Camera Mount for DJI Phantom Walkera Qr X350
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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
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the quad-copter itself is not programmable however if you could get a controller differnetn programable contoller to operate it you might have something the other thing you should note is this does not meet one of the requirements for life being that it cant sense its surroundings because it doesn't have a camers
1015643
Not really, since this controller is an open-loop design. The effort to adapt this board to closed-loop would not be worth the effort.
1474008
Yes, it comes with a controller but there is a version that doesn't and its referred to as the "bind and fly" version of the 1SQ.
1030512
I have the gimbal on my.phantom1. There are really.good videos on YouTube for install
1763578
Hi, You can find the zenmuse gimbal here: http://www.amazon.com/DJI-Zenmuse-GoPro-Hero-Brushless/dp/B00CUJXGS2/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AF3OSWQ0BTWJQ Thank you
38849
Yes, I believe for the controller it needed double AS batteries. The flying part has rechargeable battery.
536333
Yes, tilt control is ready *almost* out of the box. You just need to install the gimbal first. The little lever on the backside of the remote controls the tilt. I recommend calibrating the remote control in the PhantomRC app, and downloading and installing all of the software and firmware updates before flying.
2168210
No it will not . You need a trainer connection to make it talk to the interface. The DJI does not have this feature
1640587
Yes as long as you have a way to fly up there and adjust it manually. Lol No, this dji doesn't have an automated camera rig. Buy the new version or buy a rig.
462565
This Phantom 2+ doesn't have a controller with battery indicator lights and gimble control dial. The camera move only up and down. Please bear in mind that you must download the App on your smart phone and there you can view the battery status and you can control the up and down of your gimble. Very much every thing is done thru your smart phone.
519771
It is a gimbal for use of GoPro Hero camera attached to a DJI Phantom 1.0, BUT it is not plug and play. I had a lot of desoldering and soldering, as I installed : 1) an upgrade of the mother board (recommended); 2) an upgrade of the CPU (version 2 of the NAZA-M, recommended) and then finally 3) the Zenmuse board. After that, then the remaining work is plug and play. Luciano
1398110
Correct, as long it has the upgrade board necessary for a Zenmuse gimbal. It will work with other gimbal types as well, but will require splicing some of the wires.
2118011
Sorry I do not know if Saitek controls work with X plane, perhaps there is info on the Saitek website, or you could use their contact ticket system to get and answer. Or go on AVSIM or flightsim.com forums and check out X-Plane forums and ask the question of others who might know.