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Rotorpixel said:I believe that another 30 went out today. And, we're hoping to have at least another 50-80 go out by Friday as well. Shipping is finally picking up!
Keri
OldFlyer said:RCRookie said:I hope they'll make this an upgrade for current Vision owners ...purchase a new camera with gimbal, with a trade in on the old camera. Assuming the 2.4 ghz antenna is still on the camera in the plus. Ive got a RP coming, my Vision is a month old yesterday. I'm still happy with what I've got, especially if Keri comes thru on the third axis upgrade.
The Rookie
I think they've moved the antennas out of the camera and the WiFi too. I got on the FCC web site and downloaded the test results for the p2v plus. The FCC id is now displayed on the aircraft rather than the camera. Perhaps the wifi radio is now in the same place as the gimbal controller. Antennas are now 2dbi as apposed to 1 dbi. I wonder if they're still circular polarized. They could increase the dbi easier with linear patch antennas.
Fred
KG4MXV said:I am just hoping I will get it before may.
#1 for my birth day
#2 I have a trip to Bethlehem PA to do a job there and see a good friend and show off my P2V (hopefully) with the Roto-pixel gimbal.
I really want to get some good shots of the Sands casino and the stacks.
but it is kinda doubtful my order number is 983 :-(
at least I hope I will have the latest in advancements.
Mav456 said:Im on the waiting list can i cancel my order, sell my p2v on craigslist and get the plus? It has double wifi range, more speed, and a legit lightweight gimbal for added flighttime
Rotorpixel said:I believe that another 30 went out today. And, we're hoping to have at least another 50-80 go out by Friday as well. Shipping is finally picking up!
Keri
Rotorpixel said:I believe that another 30 went out today. And, we're hoping to have at least another 50-80 go out by Friday as well. Shipping is finally picking up!
Keri
Vicrimo said:When will you email the new power output and PID's settings?
It is too late for me to return mine.RCRookie said:The way i see it.... You gain a yaw axis and 4 minutes of flight (maybe) with the plus.. Not much else really.
Thats not worth the hassle of the return process from my standpoint.
However.. I do hope Keri can get us the 3rd axis upgrade once the dust settles after orders are all filled.
The Rookie
semaj said:Pull_Up said:People need to remember unless you are made of money you need to factor in resale price of your P2V then the purchase price of a P2V+. Assuming a generous 0.66 of new price for your mint P2V you'll have $800 towards your $1350 shipped P2V+, meaning it will cost you $550 to "upgrade". This gives you a 3 axis gimbal-cum-camera unit that looks at the moment tied into the P2V+ airframe. If you are happy to tie into that airframe and hit a camera upgrade dead-end then that's a good move for you.
If you feel you may want to upgrade aircraft and camera at some point in the future then an airframe-agnostic gimbal (with 3rd axis option) with various camera mounts will cost less now, and much less in the future. Something for everyone - hence why DJI are still making and selling the Vision. Whatever you choose, enjoy it. Aaaand back to discussion about the Rotorpixel... (or for some of you, constantly telling us how glad you are you didn't buy the Rotorpixel or cancelled ages ago.)
Pull_Up... You have been my Yoda when it comes to my Phantom, but I hate to say this bud... I'm going over to the dark side on this one... The Vision + IS A BETTER UAS, PERIOD! You have a RotorPixel Gimbal, so you know about the 16 min flight times... Sure its for the Vision only, but that's the whole point of RTF... The DIY kits or addons that can be jury-riged to work on something else is not the direction DJI wanted to go (my opinion) with the "Vision Series"... We all agree the the Phantom 2 Series is a great, easy to use means of performing aerial photography along with flat out fun by just flying around... For those with or without a GoPro, the Vision + solves many distance issues some had along with providing smooth 1080P video... The best comparison will be a stock P2V vs a stock P2V+... there's a $100 price difference... For those of us who spent $1200 + on these, plus batteries, plus case, etc... What's a $100 if I will get great smooth video and FPV at 2000 ft AND a 25 minute flight time to boot...
Pull_Up said:semaj said:Pull_Up said:People need to remember unless you are made of money you need to factor in resale price of your P2V then the purchase price of a P2V+. Assuming a generous 0.66 of new price for your mint P2V you'll have $800 towards your $1350 shipped P2V+, meaning it will cost you $550 to "upgrade". This gives you a 3 axis gimbal-cum-camera unit that looks at the moment tied into the P2V+ airframe. If you are happy to tie into that airframe and hit a camera upgrade dead-end then that's a good move for you.
If you feel you may want to upgrade aircraft and camera at some point in the future then an airframe-agnostic gimbal (with 3rd axis option) with various camera mounts will cost less now, and much less in the future. Something for everyone - hence why DJI are still making and selling the Vision. Whatever you choose, enjoy it. Aaaand back to discussion about the Rotorpixel... (or for some of you, constantly telling us how glad you are you didn't buy the Rotorpixel or cancelled ages ago.)
Pull_Up... You have been my Yoda when it comes to my Phantom, but I hate to say this bud... I'm going over to the dark side on this one... The Vision + IS A BETTER UAS, PERIOD! You have a RotorPixel Gimbal, so you know about the 16 min flight times... Sure its for the Vision only, but that's the whole point of RTF... The DIY kits or addons that can be jury-riged to work on something else is not the direction DJI wanted to go (my opinion) with the "Vision Series"... We all agree the the Phantom 2 Series is a great, easy to use means of performing aerial photography along with flat out fun by just flying around... For those with or without a GoPro, the Vision + solves many distance issues some had along with providing smooth 1080P video... The best comparison will be a stock P2V vs a stock P2V+... there's a $100 price difference... For those of us who spent $1200 + on these, plus batteries, plus case, etc... What's a $100 if I will get great smooth video and FPV at 2000 ft AND a 25 minute flight time to boot...
And as I said if you've got the cash to splash that's cool. If not then there are other options, including better video if you already have GoPro. I think not putting a much better camera on this unit was a missed opportunity, as was not making it a multi-use gimbal. But hey, there's something for everyone as I said (and I get 17 mins on my Rotorpixel down to 20%).
If RTF is where you intend to stay then just keep buying the latest greatest Vision version, it's still an awesome package and way in to this as a new hobby. For those of us without bottomless pockets then there's more to weigh up than just going for the newest thing every 6 months.![]()
Yes because the wifi is in the P2V camera.tedw123 said:In reference to the Rotorpixel used on the Vision, if I decide to replace my Vision camera with a Gopro, will I loose the ability to use Vision app? If so would I then have to buy a separate monitor and video down-link?
mr_3_0_5 said:What email are you guys contacting Keri with cause I have tried three different times now starting February 7 and no response at all
So what email should I use ?
MikeySoft said:Yes because the wifi is in the P2V camera.tedw123 said:In reference to the Rotorpixel used on the Vision, if I decide to replace my Vision camera with a Gopro, will I loose the ability to use Vision app? If so would I then have to buy a separate monitor and video down-link?
MikeySoft said:Yes because the wifi is in the P2V camera.tedw123 said:In reference to the Rotorpixel used on the Vision, if I decide to replace my Vision camera with a Gopro, will I loose the ability to use Vision app? If so would I then have to buy a separate monitor and video down-link?
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