I understand the the Phantom 2 Vision Plus has 2 "Modes". "Phantom Mode" and "NAZA".
Questions:
1- If I enable NAZA mode but leave both the switches on the transmitter in the up position, is the mode "Phantom"?
2- It appears when I turn the Phantom on the "NAZA" records the direction the aircraft is pointed. To change the direction do I shut down, then restart the Phantom?
3- Is it as simple as switching from Phantom to NAZA by simply using the S2 switch on the transmitter?
I tried the NAZA mode today and did not see it work well. The rear lights indicated I was in that mode, but flying was terrible. I am interested in NAZA for "Course Lock". Conditions were not great with winds to 15mph. And in the middle of the flight I got a warning saying, "Less than 6 Satellites", so i quit.
I use the Litchi app. I noted no change in behavior. If I use the Vision app is says I'm in NAZA no matter where the transmitter switches are.
I can find all kinds of manuals, video's but no manual for my old bird.
Any information from more experienced flyers would be appreciated.
Questions:
1- If I enable NAZA mode but leave both the switches on the transmitter in the up position, is the mode "Phantom"?
2- It appears when I turn the Phantom on the "NAZA" records the direction the aircraft is pointed. To change the direction do I shut down, then restart the Phantom?
3- Is it as simple as switching from Phantom to NAZA by simply using the S2 switch on the transmitter?
I tried the NAZA mode today and did not see it work well. The rear lights indicated I was in that mode, but flying was terrible. I am interested in NAZA for "Course Lock". Conditions were not great with winds to 15mph. And in the middle of the flight I got a warning saying, "Less than 6 Satellites", so i quit.
I use the Litchi app. I noted no change in behavior. If I use the Vision app is says I'm in NAZA no matter where the transmitter switches are.
I can find all kinds of manuals, video's but no manual for my old bird.
Any information from more experienced flyers would be appreciated.