My Drone has Drowned!!!

[K Henry]

P4P+ now lives with the fishes just off Newport's East Beach.
Question is this; it obviously needs to be replaced, after all I'm a guy, if I bought the P4P without the "+", could the old controller also be used with the new P4P drone? Providing options, my fellow pilots!
Thank you one and all for any help, Keith.

 

[msinger]

if I bought the P4P without the "+", could the old controller also be used with the new P4P drone?

Yes, you'll just need to link the P4P with your remote controller -- like this:

 

[K Henry]

Yes, you'll just need to link the P4P with your remote controller -- like this:

Wich one actually changes. Does the controller adapt to the drones codes?

 

[rene van der meer]

Sorry for the loss.
What happened?
According to the manual you should first turn on the RC and then the (battery) drone.
Otherwise it might connect to another controller. So I assume the drone changes frequencies, although the manual suggests the opposite:

 

[msinger]

Wich one actually changes. Does the controller adapt to the drones codes?

I'm not sure how they bind internally. I know it's only possible to bind an aircraft to one remote controller at a time or a remote controller to one aircraft.

 

[K Henry]

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Sorry for the loss.
What happened?
According to the manual you should first turn on the RC and then the (battery) drone.
Otherwise it might connect to another controller. So I assume the drone changes frequencies, although the manual suggests the opposite:
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Hmmm....so it isn't clear to me yet. Ambiguous info. at best my friend.
Don't fully rely on the "go home" feature! It could be too slow to get back home.
And thanks for the investigation!!!