How do you control this from my dji transmitter?
56594
The gimbal accepts servo outputs (pitch & yaw) from your receiver; I've never used them though.
56595
Thank you for bringing that to our attention.After checking our system, we found that there is instruciton for the item with the package. Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.
1453147
It's controlled by any tablet or smartphone. It's got about a 50 meter range. So, it's enough to fly it around your yard. Not really for long distance flights like the DJI Phantoms can do, which have a 1 km range.
437809
I have bound this transmitter to 3 helis, all v911s. It is a bind and fly transmitter the bind button is located on the left shoulder of the unit. Look on you tube. I have gotten a lot of info there on how to bind along with other questions I have had on this hobby.
2110458
There is a channel switch on each transmitter/controller. Simply switch one to "1" and the other one to "2".
505546
sounds like its not sinked with controller. turn controller off plug in the battery to copter then push in the left controller and hold(it should click) and turn on controller at same time and watch copter lights will change hold until shows steady light. and it should be good to go
2225047
Transmitter probably not synced up with heli(google how to sync it, or look at instructions)... whith everything move the left stick around if you dont hear anything radio not synced up..
1122647
Use a DX6i or DX5e. they are both good controllers tht are compatible with this airplane
384027
Not that I have used the dji for long, but I have not seen any way to change the pitch angle.
2208896
I own the DJI Naza M V2 with GPS and fly with it often over the past year. I have not seen anything that indicates the ability to create way points to automatically direct your flight path. I did some checking and the company is advertising on some sites, the FC with "AutoPilot". Now, I'm not sure if it's referring to setting way points or not?? Your best bet is to contact DJI........although I must warn you, they are often slow to respond (if ever).
349977
This is a fairly difficult question to answer. What kind of controller are you using?
505545
turn transmitter off. Insert battery in heli. Make sure throttle is in lowest position. Turn on transmitter light on heli after a few seconds will stop blinking. I have 3 of these heli's. For some reason one works this way. Turn transmitter on with throttle in lowest position. Plug battery in heli light will blink and then finally stop blinking it is ready to fly. If none of these procedures work send it back nothing else you can do.
380380
Unfortunately the transmitter isn't bindable. but you can buy more receivers for you're other toys. http://www.exceedrc.com/51c00-28463.html
774079
If you mean can you drive it based on GPS, NO. Though it is a DJI NAZA Unit and so I see no reason why you can't plug in a arduino pilot and give it some waypoints. If you are talking about staying on point at a location (GPS Lock) YES - In GPS mode it is very responsive and when you let go of the controls it stops in mid air and hovers even in wind (18 mph today and kept within 1 meter) Tried that with the Blade 350 QX and was disappointed (more like 4 meters) pretty iffy.
677611
There are two transmitter/receiver systems. The wifi part is operating at 2.4 GHz similar to a router setup, and it is used to transfer the First Person Video (FPV) from the camera on the Phantom Vision+ to your smartphone. The second transmitter/receiver is a typical RC servo controller system that is operating at 5.8 GHz. If the wifi range is exceeded, you will lose the FPV video display on your smartphone/tablet. You are still controlling the aircraft with the other transceiver system. If you exceed the range of the 5.8 Ghz servo control transceiver, the the on-board flight controller begins a Return to Home (RTH/Failsafe) function. The aircraft will fly back to the point where it first recorded (on startup) its GPS coordinates (or the Home point was set by the user), hover, and then automatically land. During the Return to Home phase of the flight, you can regain control of the (now back in range) aircraft by flipping a switch on the hand controller.
505543
Make sure the contoller is off then attach fully charged battery then turn on the controller wait for all the flasing and chirping and start flying!
2158884
With the FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter I was able to change from mode 1 and 2 freely from the controller. I do not know what the receiver is inherently though. this transmitter actually has 4 different modes for stick configuration. all of this can be changed from the setting on the controller.
1876794
The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that you need to know:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ1Cx5sVFyU The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that... » Read More The receiver cannot control the transmitter so you cannot control the GoPro with the ground unit. I also highly advise against using the GoPro wifi app while your drone is in flight. The Phantom series of quadcopters operates on a similar frequency as wifi, so the wifi signal has a high potential of causing platform instability and/or loss of control. Drone Camps RC on youtube is a great resource for beginners and experts alike. Here is their beginner video that also has a few great tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswQNkUNkDkAnd this video has all the do's and don'ts that you need to know:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ1Cx5sVFyU « Show Less