Recent content by tferrari

Sometimes it just shows it not finishing. Restart computer, reinstall software etc. This has solved it for me in the past.

It didn't do this 2 weeks ago. What would make it suddenly start other than some kind of component degradation? Weird...

I'm surprised no one else has responded to my post :P -- I've seen a number of videos on YouTube that document this same issue but I can't find the cause.

Not sure what changed recently but I noticed my FPV signal quality was seriously degrading. It was getting progressively worse and now it's completely useless. Current setup ImmersionRC 600mw video transmitter wired directly into GoPro (bypassing gimbal); power source is from the Phantom...

My pleasure. I wrote that procedure because I too thought I had a bat pot until I finally figured out I was just doing the calibration incorrectly.

Try following these directions: viewtopic.php?f=37&t=23621

Are you bending the plate that attaches to the phantom itself?

Re: how often should I change transmitter battery? Newb ques Your radio controller will also beep after something like 10 minutes without any user input. Don't mistake this for a low battery alarm :P

Re: Phantom 2 jiggles in flight after installing landing gea I think your gains are too high. I know you didn't change them, but this is exactly what high gains will produce as a symptom. In the DJI assistant software, go into the gains section and turn the BASIC GAINS down by 10% at a time...

That's a great idea too.

If you're using the mini iOSD you can plug the iOSD unit into the computer with a mini USB cable (ensure the DJI iOSD software is installed) and you will have the option to shift the telemetry data more into the center of the screen.

Re: Ready to install H3-3D, IOSD, Immersion 5.8 - Tips/Gotch I'll fire off a few things here: I recommend connecting the USB-out on your GoPro camera directly to the video in of your transmitter bypassing the internal video wiring as many users have reported white lines/video interference. See...

Great work!

Perhaps you should take a photo of your wiring connections and post it here. You may have your interference board wired backwards.

No one has said that you should only calibrate if something goes wrong or if it is acting strangely. Certainly if your unit is having presumed compass-related symptoms, you would want to calibrate it -- but this is not the only time you should be calibrating. Ianwood has posted in this thread a...