Yes for iOsd mini you'll need the iOsd module and either a pmu-v2 or an upgrade board with mod for canBus.
The iOSD's main benefit is it's made by DJI and pulls it's information straight from the Naza so you know exactly what the flight controller is seeing: number of satellites, flight mode, home direction, etc.
There are lots of other OSD options and even some that can decode the Naza data, most are cheaper than the iOsd mini. I've only used the iOsd mini though.
Yes for iOsd mini you'll need the iOsd module and either a pmu-v2 or an upgrade board with mod for canBus.
The iOSD's main benefit is it's made by DJI and pulls it's information straight from the Naza so you know exactly what the flight controller is seeing: number of satellites, flight mode, home direction, etc.
There are lots of other OSD options and even some that can decode the Naza data, most are cheaper than the iOsd mini. I've only used the iOsd mini though.
Yes for iOsd mini you'll need the iOsd module and either a pmu-v2 or an upgrade board with mod for canBus.
The iOSD's main benefit is it's made by DJI and pulls it's information straight from the Naza so you know exactly what the flight controller is seeing: number of satellites, flight mode, home direction, etc.
There are lots of other OSD options and even some that can decode the Naza data, most are cheaper than the iOsd mini. I've only used the iOsd mini though.
Actually they cost about the same ($60-70). The pmu is heavier than the upgrade board, but the upgrade board needs some delicate soldering to expose the canBus connection (manageable but you should be comfortable with an iron). Dewey put together a great video on this site showing how to do the upgrade mod.
Yes for iOsd mini you'll need the iOsd module and either a pmu-v2 or an upgrade board with mod for canBus.
The iOSD's main benefit is it's made by DJI and pulls it's information straight from the Naza so you know exactly what the flight controller is seeing: number of satellites, flight mode, home direction, etc.
There are lots of other OSD options and even some that can decode the Naza data, most are cheaper than the iOsd mini. I've only used the iOsd mini though.
+1 another vote for Iosd mini - like ElG stated it gets info straight from NAZA - the only thing(s) I would like to see changed is:
A) meters to feet (the option to change)
B) more accurate height measurement at low level. (when on the ground sometimes says +2 meters - it's a barometric thing)
C) a more compact design
You still need it for canBus. The video is probably suggesting that a retail Naza-m v2 comes with the pmu. Our phantom Nazas do not as the voltage regulator function is on the mainboard.
iOSD Mini for me too, just fitted a few days ago, i wish it would turn red or flash large when it gets to the warning stages of battery and distances etc, sometimes i just don't notice it.
Also would like to get the speed in MPH or KPH instead of meters per second, although i rarely look at it anyway.. :roll:
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