Perhaps one mistake but I buy this thinking that could be used in Phantom 2 vision Plus. There are any chance? there are another way to power this?
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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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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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The easiest thing to plug into your Phantom 2. It helps you position it in flight from far off even in bright sunlight AND its power draw is next to zero.
2199026
I have a Vision Two Plus and have not seen a plane Vision 2 so I don't know. You should be able to get that info from the dji web site. or Google dji and you should find what you want. Also on You Tube. Put in "Drone Camp".
77326
Yea you should be able to use it with the phantom. I use it on my qx quadcopter
1768442
Phantom uses the XT60 connector (yellow). Buy batteries with XT60 connectors and avoid splices. Battery cord stowage on Phantom is tight and connectors and wires get abused. Connectors fit tightly so suggest a little sand papering with a fine grade. Cheers...
1647293
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.
1721080
You could use a little USB adapter. Like a Pre Sonus, or other brand. It will provide the phantom power.
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I'm not sure. The basic Phantom 1.1.1 looks to be the same as the Phantom 2 Vision but w/o the integrated camera. I now get my blades now from UAVDirect in Liberty Hill, Texas. The labeling on the package of a set of blades clearly reads `Phantom 2 Vision'. Give the folks at UAVDirect a call @ 1-855-778-6363. They can help you out.
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Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question. Once charged, this battery's black connector will work with your 2.0 drone, and other RC toys. Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question.... » Read More Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question. Once charged, this battery's black connector will work with your 2.0 drone, and other RC toys. « Show Less
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These are made by Dji for the Phantom2 and both vision models. They are guaranteed genuine Dji factory replacements.
1770764
Go to "youtube", type calibrate phantom 2 vision, there are a few good video chose from
632796
Hi James, I purchased this for my phantom 2. It wasn't compatible. However, you can search for the install on YOUTUBE. I'm sorry I wasn't more help.
1458496
Yes this worked on phantom. it will give you 26 min of flight time. excellent battery
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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.
858897
If you get the Phantom 2 PnP adapter you will not need to charge it. It will run off the Phantom 2 battery.
1768439
hello, you can connect this battery with your phantom directly no need extra adapor, thank you!
272054
Yes. DJI has re-engineered the battery contacts so they will likely never disconnect in-flight. The latest Phantom 2 Vision's have this fix as well as the Vision +. Not sure about the other Phantom models.