Would this product help to reduce/eliminate jello effect in a DJI phantom?
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Things to consider to reduce jello. 1) This type of isolation mount. 2) Carbon fiber props, less flexing. 3) Shoot at 60 FPS 4) Do not cause rapid movements in altitude go slowly. Horizontal is NOT an issue. 5) Buy a gyro stabilizer like I plan on doing ASAP this is the best one Zenmuse Gimbal Z15: http://www.dji.com/product/zenmuse-gimbal-z15/
1270603
It did for me. I added this and some better props and it made a big difference. This was very good quality for the price and easy to mount.
1270604
Yes, it does reduce jello quite a bit, but a lot depends on your rig, prop balancing and camera. I got it, and I'm glad I did, but I also made a DIY mount with moongel that I use underneath this mount, and it works great.
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Yes, it does help quite a bit, however, like most vibration dampeners, you can still see a slight amount of jello effect ever now and then while adjusting rotor RPM while in flight(due to the change invibration). It just hits that sweet(or sour, I suppose) spot when ramping up sometimes. I would most definately recommend getting this: Much cheaper than DJI's version and it has better dampening, plus stable shots. This Ebay seller is great as well. http://www.ebay.com/itm/261248905615?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
1431933
Typically Phantom power is used to power hand held/corded microphones. You willnot needor wantto usePhantom power since you will be using a microphone that has its own power.
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Yes. As long as your phantom isn't the one with the dji vision camera already attached. The vision has a huge battery pack. If the picture of the battery looks like your battery, it will work.
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Hi trevor Unfortunately, I have not received my dji phantom now, but I am almost sure that you do not need an adaptor.
706964
It won't eliminate all the noise, but it should help decrease it to the point it's able to be ignored. It turns the shrill metallic ear piercing noise my table saw makes into a dull tolerable drone. So a party thru a wall should be no problem.
306664
That is not too different from my application, so it should help. It will stop resonance and provide some sound absorption.
1431934
Phantom power is provided by your audio board or mixer. Does have better response. Make sure mouth and mike are in close proximity. Works will.
973650
Not sure what phantom technology is... I can tell you that it does have the ability to do a power boost of 48v on each balanced input that most have started calling "phantom power". Button is right above the effects panel. (Top right corner of the lower tier)
66189
It is possible, you can run a gibal and gopro and buy a set up for fpv for around 399 or fatshark fpv goggles. DO NOT link you gopro to you phone using the gopros wifi or you could experience a flyaway and possible loose your phantom
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I honestly cant say. I bought it to try with an old Flight Yoke that I had - it didn't work but it wasn't expensive so that is why I thought it was worth trying. Cheers.
1027812
Sure it will work on the Phantom. .............. yes >>>> https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/248/9086/10h/origin-d4.scene7.com/is/image/GanderMountainOvertons/401802_L1?$highres3$
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I have a DJI phantom drone + a GoPro black edition and this FPV kit and works perfect!! i have filmed above 200 feet high with good transmition!, however, i wouldn´t recommend using the goPro wi-fi for long or high distances!
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No. It will not work. And it is not needed. The Phantom has the capabilities built in. Waypoints should soon be available.
169653
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.
501658
Being a toy these were not a concern. If it were a DJI Phantom I would be. Check with the vendor but Amazon, being the 'middleman', gave me "no worries".
301015
These props are generic for quad copters. They're not designed to fit the DJI Phantom specifically and I don't know they would fit without some spacers and a set of nuts to attach them to the motors. In any case, DJI produce props that are self tightening and you'd be better to spend your money on them. You and I have both wasted money on this product.
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Nope, please go to DJI phantoms web site for questions and answers. http://www.dji.com/product/phantom/faq