Storm All-in-One FPV Combo (Deluxe)?

[FASTFJR]

Is this FPV plug and play with the Phantom 2? All the wires they should have plugs on the end......

Thanks

 

[FASTFJR]

Anyone

 

[Mr Mufakka]

Link to the product your asking about?

 

[FASTFJR]

http://www.helipal.com/storm-all-in-one ... eluxe.html

 

[SARC]

Not quite plug and play but it's easy.

There are 4 wires coming out of the Phantom that do not have plugs on them. You need to solder to them. 2 wires provide power for the transmitter. 2 provide the video output from the GoPro.

Wiring colours

Phantom -----------------------------------FPV Tx
Yellow (Video Signal) --------------------Yellow
Brown next to it (Video Ground) -------Black Wire on the same connector as the yellow wire above
Red (11V power) -------------------------Red
Brown next to it (Power Ground) -------Black wire on the same connector as the red wire above

If you are not going to want on screen display on your FPV then you connect the 4 wires directly to the transmitter and you are done.

Watch this video.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8b3Vd8q3VI to get a general idea. For the P2 set up with the Zenmuse gimbal you do not need to connect to the go pro using the supplied plug, you just use the video signal which is on the other 2 wires coming out of the phantom. It would work connecting as shown directly to the gopro but I think its easier on the gimbal if there are no cables constraining the gopro. I guess this is why they configured the zenmuse mount to take the gopro signal out of the camera using the rear connector then bring it back out of the phantom body on the 2 wires for FPV

If you want the iOSD, you need to connect the gopro video signal wires from the phantom to the iOSD, then connect a further 2 wires from the iOSD to the transmitter. I would recommend buying and installing the iOSD at the same time because then you don't need to wire then rewire everything

I have that exact kit plus the iOSD on my P2 and its great

 

[FASTFJR]

Not quite plug and play but it's easy.

There are 4 wires coming out of the Phantom that do not have plugs on them. You need to solder to them. 2 wires provide power for the transmitter. 2 provide the video output from the GoPro.

Wiring colours

Phantom -----------------------------------FPV Tx
Yellow (Video Signal) --------------------Yellow
Brown next to it (Video Ground) -------Black Wire on the same connector as the yellow wire above
Red (11V power) -------------------------Red
Brown next to it (Power Ground) -------Black wire on the same connector as the red wire above

If you are not going to want on screen display on your FPV then you connect the 4 wires directly to the transmitter and you are done.

Watch this video.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8b3Vd8q3VI to get a general idea. For the P2 set up with the Zenmuse gimbal you do not need to connect to the go pro using the supplied plug, you just use the video signal which is on the other 2 wires coming out of the phantom. It would work connecting as shown directly to the gopro but I think its easier on the gimbal if there are no cables constraining the gopro. I guess this is why they configured the zenmuse mount to take the gopro signal out of the camera using the rear connector then bring it back out of the phantom body on the 2 wires for FPV

If you want the iOSD, you need to connect the gopro video signal wires from the phantom to the iOSD, then connect a further 2 wires from the iOSD to the transmitter. I would recommend buying and installing the iOSD at the same time because then you don't need to wire then rewire everything

I have that exact kit plus the iOSD on my P2 and its great

Excellent! Thanks, I do plan have the iOSD

 

[SARC]

Ok, so the yellow and brown wires from the Phantom go to the VIDEO IN connections on the iOSD, then another set of yellow and brown wires will go from the VIDEO OUT of the iOSD to the FPV transmitter. Basically all the iOSD does is pass the video signal through but it superimposes the graphics for the on screen display as it goes through

 

[FASTFJR]

I'm wondering if its possible to make the complete system plug and play instead of soldering the wires? Their might be times when I just want to "fly" and won't need any of the FPV attached. Has anyone done it?

 

[SARC]

You could solder connectors on to the wires instead..... there is at least 1 connector that you can cut off the gorpo cable and reuse that

 

[phantomnz]

Hey SARC, my FPV came with a green and white wire split with 2 ends that plug into the FPV transmitter plug. I soldered the green and white cables to the Phantom, so in theory you can unplug the FPV and tuck the hanging wires away somewhere.

 

[zoochase]

I left all my wires long when soldered and ran them all into the P2.

I just unplug the power from the FPV transmitter when I don't want to use it.

 

[Architeuthis]

What sort of range are you getting with this setup? I see you are using the stock antennae. What made you decide to go with this system? There are so many choices I am overwhelmed. Thanks for your input.

 

[GhostMaster]

Expensive...

Here is a very cheap FPV setup, you can get 1km+ range with this setup, its a nice start to FPV.
And if you use a directional antenna on the receiver you could go above 2km.

Boscam TS351: http://j.mp/1iwjZzR
Boscam TS353 400mw: http://j.mp/1gJ6t7s
Boscam receiver RC305 5.8Ghz: http://j.mp/1cRoJjy

RC305 + TS353 combo: http://j.mp/1iuhzQ6

Antennas (circular polarized)
cloverleaf antenna to rx: http://j.mp/1arIRFU
Cloverleaf antenna to tx: http://j.mp/1dG8kbW

7" LCD: http://j.mp/1d7kwsr
Boscam 7" RX-LCD5802 5.8GHz Diversity Receiver: http://j.mp/1lZuham

Just to show how well this setup works here is a video i found on youtube (4.6 km on minute 8:14), in the description is the setup used, and you can read RC305 and TS351, just like this setup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pkYzuNXp_c

 

[xplorer]

I bought the Storm all-in-one Deluxe on the recommendation of a friend and have been VERY happy with it.
You can use some simple connectors to unplug everything on your phantom to fly without camera. Just use self-adhesive Velcro for the transmitter. If you can do some very simple soldering, you are good to go.
If you do not want to solder, then get the DJI connector board and cables, but I would go for avoiding that if possible.

I must say though that I am now seriously considering getting FPV goggles for a more immersive experience instead of the screen.
Something like the FatShark DominatorHD, or the SkyZone option.

http://www.fatshark.com/product/1741.html

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... acker.html

http://www.foxtechfpv.com/skyzone-fpv-g ... -1218.html

 

[Deleted member 8967]

how did y'all attach the transmitter to the bottom of the phantom 2?

 

[ladykate]

how did y'all attach the transmitter to the bottom of the phantom 2?

I used Velcro on my first one and double sided sticky on my second. Both work fine. The Velcro is my current preference, though. Also, the DJI connector board is the nuts. you can keep your P2 cables intact and work off the board - may still have to solder but it will be with the wires that came with the connector board. ($12 at B&H).

I have that combo (Storm) on my 550 and it works great.

I also have the TS832 on one of the P2s and it also works great.

Basically... everything is great... ;-}

If you are stumped about the iOSD hookup, then go to the manual. The P2 manual has all the wiring diagrams.