I have the GTU10, and always fly with it. Definitely makes me worry less about loosing my Phantom.
I just wish it was smaller/lighter. Anybody here tried taking apart the GTU10 and removing the electronics from the outer shell?
Well, after my (so far one-and-only) Phantom fly-away experience where the Phantom landed just a few feet from a playground full of kids, the more safety protection, the better.
Here's my first video shot with the Zenmuse H3-2D on my Phantom. This is edited, but no post-processing stabilization.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ11BeQgMUM
Loving the Zenmuse.
Andy
The legs are adjustable. With the way I have them set now, I don't see them at all in the video, even when recording on "wide". I have them spread wider in the front than in the back (not parallel). I've made my skids longer than I originally planned (mostly in the back), and that seems to help...
Here's some pics of my Phantom. Modifications include:
1) New landing gear with accessory rails (Simensays designed)
2) Zenmuse Hero gimbal
3) Fatshark transmitter
4) Garmin GTU10 tracker
5) AltimiterOne
6) CF props
7) Prop guards
Currently at 1330g. A bit heavy, but flyable.
Still deciding...
Had my first Phantom fly-away experience today after dozens of successful flights without incident. That is a terrifying and somewhat traumatic experience to watch my $1000+ craft/camera fly off out of my sight (towards a park full of people!), with me standing there worrying what kind of...
This is what I read in the Phantom thread on RCG mult-rotor forum:
So, that's contrary to what was mentioned above about the need for a new LED/USB unit when connecting Zenmuse Hero to a Phantom.
Not sure who's correct here. Anybody else know if this is something I still need to buy (on top...
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