Do these work for the phantom 2 and/or phantom 2 vision?
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I don't think so but I've only done it for the Phantom 1. Personally, I wouldn't change out the motors or props on the Vision because they work really well.
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It did, however I found the diagram was backwards. The CW motors went In The CCW spots and the CCW motors went In the CW spots.
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Yes, they will work with the Vision 2. I bought them for the Vision. I could tell them difference right out of the box! They are faster and more responsive, but not for the price. You're not going to get longer flight times and the stock motors can lift anything reasonable.
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Hi Paul,We do have the phantom 2 version 2 which is the newest version the version 3 is for the phantom 2 vision plus. This is for the newest version of the phantom 2 which has the updated motors, esc boards, built in compass and remote control. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.Sincerely,Brandon
222460
Yes, as long as it is not the Phantom Vision 2. However, the vision 2 has it's own camera which is a 14 MP camera compared to the Go Pro hero 3 which is 12 MP.
2017360
Sorry, can't help. I purchased these for a micro drone 2. The batteries work in my application, and at the price it was worth the risk. These batteries work better than my supplied battery, which was too large for the battery cage. Take a shot, it's worth itJesse
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hiActually the range extender is only useful for the cameras that already are installed on phantom vision 2 and phantom vision 2 +, and both use a different range extender not compatible. phantom vision 2 use a different range extender from phantom vision 2 +.
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I bought these for my Phantom Vision 2+...and they look identical in size. I haven't used them yet, as they do not come with the screws. They are not self-tightening. I got the screws ($2.30) from China today, will check them out in the future. I don't think you'll have any trouble with them if you try them.
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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.
2194919
Yes...these are just slightly more capacity, and will work in any AR drone 2.0 I have the original 2.0 and they worked just fine.
2088606
Though I use the Vision Plus, the ones you may want to buy are these: http://www.amazon.com/Phantom-Quadcopter-Propeller-Bumper-Protective/dp/B00KNLB6C2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1418411282&sr;=8-3&keywords;=phantom+fc40+prop+guards
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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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Yea you should be able to use it with the phantom. I use it on my qx quadcopter
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You need to check if your receiver is following the DSM2 or DSMX protocol. If not, the DX9 will NOT work. I know nothing about Phantom 2 Vision but I believe it has a proprietary transmitter and receiver.
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any 11.1volt lipo will do, light is 12volt max. don't know if the vision 2 has aux power, but on my phantom 1 if you turn it over between the screws for the landing skids are round rubber plugs with a slot cut in them. one of them has 2 wires just barely sticking through, if you pop out the rubber plug the red and black wires are the aux power from the phantom battery. you can tie on here for the light.
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No. The phantom 2 body is a little bit bigger than the phantom one. You might get it on, but it will not be very stable
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No, this is the phantom 2 with zenmuse gimbal. The vision plus is a different quad entirely. You can find that one here: http://www.amazon.com/DJI-Phantom-Vision-Quadcopter-Camera/dp/B00J8JLOA4/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AKOFZ2K334IOY
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This depends on the Gimble you have the 2D or 3D and the version they are shipping. The 3D requires a larger hole in the case to accommodate the 3rd axis. Later models of the Phantom 2 have the larger hole. If you have a 2D gimble either version will work.
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Hi Lee,I own a Phantom 1 so I can't really confirm that for you. But, I believe the Phantom 2 vision already comes with a anti vibration sistemGreetings.