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It's evolution - not revolution. The batteries look like P2 batts but there have been enough suggestions that they might go to 6S batteries. The folks that paid for an Inspire are already annoyed that it takes so much of the Inspire. If the P3 got a 4/3 camera before they do I think they will mutiny.Doesn't look like a full-on revolution...Seems like it accepts P2 batteries though. A m4/3 camera would be amazing!
And many pilots in here are terrified over the thought of flying close to lakes, haha!
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Yes but definately not now in the P3, thats for sure. You will need a larger copterWill we finally be getting a better camera now that DJI has joined the Micro 4/3 format?
Yes but definately not now in the P3, thats for sure. You will need a larger copter
So its not the inspire controller cause it dont offer HDMI out. Its a pitty
Yes but the Inspire remote is different, it has 4 portsIs this not mini HDMI, or even full size?
Of the 4 ports on the Inspire remote, whats the second one?
In the video, they're using an iPad but it's not plugged in as well, I thought for the inspire app you had to plug into usb.
Maybe just because it looks a mess they left it out, being creative. Or maybe it's just to charge it?
I've not really read much into the Inspire.
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Of the 4 ports on the Inspire remote, whats the second one?
In the video, they're using an iPad but it's not plugged in as well, I thought for the inspire app you had to plug into usb.
Maybe just because it looks a mess they left it out, being creative. Or maybe it's just to charge it?
I've not really read much into the Inspire.
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Its a possibility that the video is streamed over WIFI to the tablet, not with a cable. That would be not niceFound a document that says that second port is a CAN bus port, reserved for future use. (on inspire remote)
But I think you're right @Daninho It does look like the new remote only has the 2 USB ports comparing the looks of the ports on both pics.
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