I have a 2nd gen Phantom 1 with built in Naza-V2 and gimbal control lever on transmitter. Do I still need the V2 PMU to use this gimbal?
620299
yes you will. I have the same model and I had to put one in it. I believe only the P2 does not nee it
620300
You will need the Upgrade Kit which includes a replacement main board and you will need to do some soldering. It is not difficult, but it does require the installer to have soldering skills. One benefit of the upgrade kit is that the bind button is now reachable inside the battery compartment. So if you need to rebind your controller, or bind a different controller, like a Futaba, you don't have to pull the case apart. -db
620301
If you have the upgrade board on the phantom 1 then you do not need the PMU.
620302
Yes, you must upgrade your Phantom 1 with the kit that DJI sells separately. It's not the easiest job but at the end it works great, as soon as you install it make sure you have updated Naza's firmware so it can recognise the new logic board you just installed, otherwise it won't work. Good luck
1609172
If you go here - http://www.dji.com/product/naza-m-v2/spec - you will get more specific information about what kinds of RC Transmitter (Tx) & Receivers (Rx) will work with the Naza M V2 Flight Controller system. There is a download available via DJI called the Naza Assistant that you can update as they are available. You can do what I did (often) and go search on youtube.com for some more detailed information (how to build, use, calibrate, etc) the Naza M V2. The more research you do, the more comfortable you will become in building and knowing your own system, and, more importantly, trusting your set up.
339529
Yes but if you have the newest phantom 2 you don't need this! I bought it anyway
1452137
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.
48219
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.
2025814
The Phantom 2 is the newer version. There is also a Rev 2 out of the Phantom 2 that is shipping as of a few weeks ago that accommodates the new 3 axis gimbal an accessory. DJI is selling an adapter plate for the Rev 1 Phantom 2 for the new gimbal. This new plate is not out yet as of now.
1462475
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.
1873971
No from DJI:Flight control systems supported&#65306; 2.4G Bluetooth Datalink: ACE ONE, WKM, NAZA-M, NAZA-M V2; iPAD Ground Station: WKM, NAZA-M, NAZA-M V2; Note: All the firmware of the flight control systems should be upgraded to the latest version. The firmware of NAZA-M and NAZA-M V2 should be upgraded to version 4.00.
253688
No. You would need the Pilot One II. They look identical but it has to be the II to work with the new Phonak Venture chip.
1096527
Hi, work with no problem. The phantom 2 has canbus connector outside for that extensión.
1056895
You need a canbus port on your phantom in order to use the iosd mini. If you don't have one, you can add one with the naza pmu v2
1030512
I have the gimbal on my.phantom1. There are really.good videos on YouTube for install
1096526
Hi, work with no problem. The phantom 2 has canbus connector outside for that extensin.
1890098
Yes. You just have to pair it with the receiver inside the phantom. Refer to the DJI manual that can be downloaded on the DJI Inovations website.
1374838
I have purchase this replacment at one time and it does not work with the phantom 1. There are several versions of the phantom 1. This transmitter does not say anywhere on the transmitter which version it will work for. I am not sure which version I have but It does not work on my phantom. I am sure if I was skilled enough, I could change the switches on the tranmitter to make it work. Best deal is to call the help center at DJI in California for more information to optain the right tranmitter for your unit.
975048
I can only speak to the Phantom 1. But as far as I know only some of the hardware inside the DJI Phantom 2 has changed from one model to the next. Your best bet would be to check the DJI website or check another forums to verify with manufacturers specs. Also Phantompilots website is a good resource. Hope that helps.
598299
Yes you can. At first I thought you were wanting a Mode 1 vs a Mode 2 transmitter. The majority of users in the USA fly with a Mode 2 (elevator and ailerons on the right and throttle and rudder on the left). What you want to do can easily be accomplished by plugging your aileron servo into the rudder connection of your receiver and the rudder into the aileron connection on your receiver. Hope this helps.Rick B.