Hey Guys I'm new to this page. But I need help I just bought a used a p3pro model number W323 with a remote model gl300A.. I been told that w323 drone compare to the w323A drone, the shell of the w323 cracks and the motors are the outdated version of the newer p3pro..
So should I sent it to DJI to have it upgrade or will it be fine to fly ???
Also I notice there are newer models of the remote such as the gl300b. I have the gl300A..
Is there any performances differences that I'm missing out because I have the gl300A??
Thanks for the help
The folks who were big on getting extreme distance considered the W323/300A combo to be the holy grail. Both of those versions have the most power output.
If you are not into pushing the distance envelope, you probably wouldnt notice a difference between the versions.
One thing I tell people when this question is asked here is that the RC battery is not easy to find. Since the 300A is oldest, the 300B or 300C has a newer battery. Just something to consider.
Here's more info in case you didnt already find it when you searched the forum.
The
300A and
300B RCs both have the same power output for the
control signal. It's only the
300C version of the RC that has
reduced power.
The
300A RC has the
DaVinci processor and USB 2.0.
B and
C don't have the internal video processor, but do have USB 3.0.
W323 Phantom 3 Professional
Frequency range: 2406.50000000 - 2476.50000000
Power output: 0.7460000 Watts )
FCC ID: SS3-WM3231503
W323A Phantom 3 Professional
Frequency range: 2406.50000000 - 2476.50000000
Power output: 0.6120000 Watts
(82% of the W323's output)
FCC ID: SS3-WM3231507
W323B Phantom 3 Professional
Frequency range of: 2406.50000000 - 2476.50000000
Power output: 0.5200000 Watts
(70% of the W323's output)
GL300A controller
Frequency range: 2404.00000000 - 2480.00000000
Power output: 0.380000 Watts
GL300B controller
Frequency range: 2404.00000000 - 2480.00000000
Power output: 0.380000 Watts
GL300C controller
Frequency range: 2404.00000000 - 2470.00000000
Power output: 0.3030000 Watts
(80% of 300A and 300B's output)
[Frequency and power data courtesy of GadgetGuy]