The FPV Combo package is designed to do just what it says: Deliver First Person Video from the Phantom 2 to the Video Monitor mounted on my controller. Here is also how I understand these things to work together: Includes Black Pearl RC801LR 7' Monitor with built in battery and 5.8 Ghz Dual Diversity 32 Channel Receiver, 12V Charger, Sun Screen, Long Range Mushroom Antenna and Long Range Panel Antenna, TX5802 5.8 Ghz Video Transmitter, Monitor Mounting Bracket, 4 pin cable, 6 pin cable, and DJI Phantom 2 FPV Hub cable.Īnd, in addition, I purchased a DJI iOSD Mini. If you think the range and video quality will be an issue later, go with the P2įor Question #1, I just purchased a Flysight Black Pearl All-in-One FPV Combo Package, which provides the following: If the quality is acceptable to you, the P2V+ is the way to go. Check out this recent video with the GoPro Hero 4Ĭompare some P2V+ videos to P2 videos on Youtube. It allows the Phantom 2 to stay up in the air for 25 minutes not likely to find much better than that It’s a reliable battery and safe. The P2 requires more set up but with it now being plug and play, I see no reason to miss out on the longer range and better footage a GoPro can provide. This is a 5200mAh high capacity, high performance, Lithium-Polymer battery. Mine looks no different except for the FPV cable running down the legīlack Pearl FPV Monitor (Already Fatshark compatible)Īs I said before the P2V+ excels in ease of use (nothing additional to buy) and takes advantage of the app really well. Read my previous reply to him below:Īs far as what you need, I set mine up in a very similar fashion. In that case, another member asked a similar question before. running the cable through the legs of the phantom and down the back of the gimble, we are able to connect it to the vpc module of the flir tau and input 5 volts.Are you sure you're talking about the Vision? The vision uses the app on your phone for FPV and doesn't have H3-3D/GoPro optionsĮdit: You may be talking about the Non-Vision Phantom 2. using double sided tape, we stuck the regulator to the small space right next to the naza flight controller. we simply soldered the 5 volt regulator with wires to the main board, and plugged our usb cable into the female port of the adapter. after contacting a usb cable supplier, we found out that usb connectors are metal, because the actual casing of the usb connector is a ground, which lets you use whatever amperage your inputting, instead of the. What we found was when you only use the negative and positive leads, instead of the full size usb male connector, it limits power to. when using a usb cable connected to the camera, you need atleast 1.5amps running to the camera.

The vpc module uses a usb mini 5 pin connector, and the way the camera is mounted, it is best to use a right angle mini usb male connector to clear the arm of the gimbal. Most are small in size, have input range of 12-26 volts, output 5 volts and have the required USB female output. DJI Downlink Air Unit Module: Picture 2 thumbnail DJI Downlink Air Unit. There is numerous regulators which output 5 volts, but the easiest we found was disassembling a car cell phone usb charge adapter. Buy: DJI Wi-Fi Video Downlink Air Unit Module for Phantom 3 4K Quadcopter MFR. The flir tau requires 5 volt input, but the phantom runs on 3s lipo (12 volts +/-). Installing the gimbal, IOSD, AVL58, and FPV HUB to the phantom are relatively easy following the included manuals.

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