+1 for this link.
I followed it and had a gimbal running from the phantom 2v+ controller.
I had it holding a SJ5000 that was transmitting to an external 2.4ghz receiver.
It works very well.
I still find myself doing that a lot, but I was so used to doing it with the Glyphs that it has become a habit I guess.
I have not been using the 35Es for long at this point, but will report back later on my progress with them.
I have the BT-35E, and love them! They come with a tinted shield that works very well at blocking out light on the brightest of days.
I have them tied to my Nvidia Shield HDMI out port, and they work fabulously. (I use the HDMI out adapter on my controller if I have a "passenger" that wants to...
You have given me yet ANOTHER piece of kit that I need to get for flying...
A BUCKET TRUCK!
Gee, thanks a bunch! How am I going to explain THIS ONE to my wife?
Welcome aboard!
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If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and we will do our best to steer you in the right direction.
I don't know about the Vision, but I know that the Phantom 2 Vision Plus uses 2.4Ghz for the Video feed, and 5.8 for the AC control frequency.
I have one that I set up to do EXACTLY what you are trying to do. But I use a SJ5000 in place of a GoPro.
Well, the verdict is in!
Even though the day is a little bit too windy to go high, or far, I LOVE these things!
I have tried the SkyView (aka: "Box" Type) goggles. I keep these around for others to see what the bird sees while in the air.
My mainstay for the past year have been a set of Avegant...
Well, I bit the bullet, and purchased a pair of BT-35E glasses to replace my Avagent Glyphs for flying.
I haven't told the wife yet about the purchase, so DON'T you do it either! :)
I was wondering if there was anything I should know about these things before I go out and ruin an expensive...
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