Sry, if this has been asked... I was given an up Air controller with a screen. Has anyone tried or figured out how to make one of these work on a phantom 3 controller? There has to be a way, Just curious if someone knows the tricks.
Never heard of Up Air drones, so had to search.Sry, if this has been asked... I was given an up Air controller with a screen. Has anyone tried or figured out how to make one of these work on a phantom 3 controller? There has to be a way, Just curious if someone knows the tricks.
Ha, don't draw conclusions too hastily. Let's think.There is no chance the controller would work with Lightbridge.
I wanted to take the screen from an UP air
Ok, If I unplug, the wifi board from the UPAir screen, Im wondering if I could "slave" it to my P3P just as a stand alone monitor.I would have cell connected also as the control for the app and drone, the monitor would just be a bigger screen to look at. It's a bigger screen than a cell. So, now, I just need to tap into the video signal? I guess I'm wondering if I could mirror the cell screen somehow. I know this all sounds like a waste of time, but I have parts laying around, wire, and a soldering iron. hahaha I have the screen figured out down to power, and video signal wires. now, to make it work with my P3P controller even if it has to be hardwired or tapped into the phone in some way. May not be possible, just playing around with some left over junk I have laying around.This is a drone at technological level of Phantom 2. Like, here's the RC receiver:
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It uses RTC6705 - 5.7GHz FM transmission, similar to Ph2.
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For FC, it uses STM32F427. So more similar to Ph3 on that front.
Though the whole FC is on vibration damping board - DJI puts only IMU on damping rubbers, which allows to do inertial measures more precisely, even in Ph2.
Looks like some people are modding these by connecting thick USB cable to the damped board, removing any damping completely. They don't seem to notice the difference - so the damping must barely work anyway.
For wi-fi transmission - not sure what the board looks like, but considering the rest, I'd expect something slightly better than FC40, as proper dipole antenna is required to allow ~200m distance. Most likely a single antenna though.
In conclusion, this is not Ph3 era drone.
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