Please note that the Phantom 2 vision is no longer being produced. For the latest DJI technologies, please see the Phantom 4 Pro.PHANTOM 4 PROBUY PHANTOM 4 PROSpecsHomeProductsPhantom 2 VisionGeneral Featuresheader Lightweight, multi-functional integrated aircraft and camera Camera remote-control by DJI VISION APP Range Extender increases Wi-Fi distance to 300m Anti-vibration camera platform with single axis stabilisation Low-voltage protection Virtual Radar aircraft locator on mobile device Range of camera tilt options Multiple, continuous and timed capture options HD Video Recording (1080/p30 or 1080/60i) RAW and JPEG picture formatsTransmitterOperating Frequency5.728GHz－5.8GHzCommunication Distance (FCC: 500mReceiver Sensitivity (1%PER)-93dBmTransmitter PowerCE: 25mw; FCC: 125mwWorking Voltage80 mA@6VBattery4 AA BatteriesRange ExtenderOperating Frequency2412-2462MHzCommunication Distance (open area)300mTransmitter Power<=17dBmPower Consumption1.5WAircraftBattery5200mAh LiPoWeight (Battery & Propellers included)1160gHover Accuracy (Ready to Fly)Vertical: 0.8m;

Horizontal: 2.5mMax Yaw Angular Velocity200°/sMax Tilt Angle35°Max Ascent / Descent SpeedAscent: 6m/s; Descent: 2m/sMax Flight Speed15m/s (Not Recommended)Diagonal Length350mmTilting Range of Gimbal0°-60°CameraResolution14 MegapixelsFOV120°/ 110°/ 85°Sensor size1/2.3"FunctionalitySupport of multi-capture, continuous capture and timed captureSupport of HD Recording (1080/p30 or 1080/60i)Supports of both RAW and JPEG picture formatDJI VISION AppSystem Requirement Of Mobile DeviceiOS version 6.1 or above/ Android system version 4.0 or aboveMobile Device Support iOS recommendedparrot ar drone maintenance: iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPod touch 5 (available but not recommended: iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad mini) Android recommended: Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, Note 2, Note 3 or phones of similar configurationVideosHomeProductsPhantom 2 VisionDownloadsHomeProductsPhantom 2 VisionDocuments & ManualszippdfzippdfzippdfzippdfzippdfzippdfzippdfzippdfSoftware & DriverszipexezipexezipexezipzipexedmgdmgdmgDJI Vision App* Mobile Device Support: iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plusar drone power edition comprar

, iPod touch 5 (available but not recommended: iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad mini). Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, Note 2, Note 3 or Android phones of similar configuration.Latest Version InformationItems Version Date DJI FC200 Camera V1.1.9 2014-01-20 5.8GHz Remote Controller V1.0.2.30 2014-11-04 5.8GHz Receiver V1.0.1.3 2013-11-05 iOS App V1.0.54 2015-11-12 Android App V1.0.59 2015-10-08 Phantom 2 Vision Autopilot System V3.14 2015-04-27 Phantom 2 Vision Central Board V1.0.2.10 2014-11-28 PC Assistant Software V3.8 2015-01-30 Mac Assistant Software V3.8 2015-01-30 * Disclaimer of Warranties:SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd. provides the firmware “as is” and “as available” for your useparrot ar drone object tracking, without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including all implied warranties of merchantability, and fitness for a particular purpose. parrot ar drone 2 sverige

You expressly agree that your use of, or inability to use the firmware is at your sole risk. In no case shall SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd. be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, special, or consequential damages arising from your use of any of the firmware, including but not limited to, any loss or damage of any kind incurred as a result of your misuse, transmitted, etc.eve online best sentry drone boatFAQHomeProductsPhantom 2 VisionGround Station1. ar drone battery calibrationHow do I set up vision ground station?2. What extra equipment do I need?Everything needed for Vision Ground Station flight is built in to the Phantom 2 Vision and Vision+. Just ensure that you are running the latest firmware (v3.04). /product/phantom-2-vision/download to download the latest firmware and installation instructions.

3. What information do I need to know for my first Vision Ground Station flight?4. What are the parameters of ground station control? 5000-meter max flight distance 3 speedsFast 8m/s, Mid 4m/s, Slow 2m/s 5. What safety tips do I need to be mindful of?6. How do I regain control of my phantom if I want to cancel my flight plan?7. My phantom is not allowing me to set waypoints, why? This could be caused by one of three things 1. You may be within an airport no-fly zone (within 8Km of major airports) or you may have no GPS lock. Move out of the no-fly zone to begin. 2. You have no GPS lock. Wait until your Phantom has full GPS lock i.e. 6 satellites or more. 3. You have not cached a map. Connect to the internet and download the map for your area. 8. Is Vision waypoints available for the Phantom 2?9. Is Vision waypoints available for the Phantom 1 / FC40?10. Is Vision waypoints available for the Naza?11. Why can't I see a map?12. Can I see the map and camera live view at the same time?13.

What are the red circles on the map?14. Does this feature Point of Interest?15. Where do I download maps from?16. Does the Phantom now follow?17. What happens if transmission fails during a mission?18. What happens if video breaks during a mission?19. What happens if the connection fails while hovering?20. My S1 switch is already in GPS mode but the Vision app keeps telling me I need to be in GPS. Ever since we played with the original AR drone back at CES a few years ago, we’ve been keeping an eye on them. While we all agree there are better quadcopters out there, the price point for a ready-to-fly quadcopter of this size is really great with these. When the fake video from FPS Russia of the weaponized drone made the rounds earlier this year, we were surprised at how people reacted. Anyone who has messed with quadcopters recognized it as fake right off the bat (not to mention the overly cliche fake russian character). We won’t be adding a full fledged firearm to this. Mainly because it simply can’t lift the weight (There are ones that can, but we couldn’t justify the cost just for that).

We do have some ideas though. Lets go over the specs of the AR Drone 2.0 first. The manufacturer is pretty good about sharing information. They have a decent breakdown of the specs as well as a full SDK available for writing apps for the AR drone. *We’re assuming they mean 1Gigabyte of RAM there on the specs. As you can see, it has decent specs for the $299 price tag. This is partially due to the fact that it uses wi-fi for control. A decent radio system would greatly increase the distance (and probably response), but would have added another $100 to the price tag. This isn’t a full review of the AR Drone. I didn’t run it through any tough tests, nor compare it to similar sized and outfitted competitors. I just pulled it out of the box, flew it around a bit, and started thinking about how best to make it preposterously dangerous. During this time, I found that the Wi-Fi control system works fairly well. There’s not really a discernible lag between motions on the iPhone and motions on the drone.

The drone was fairly stable both indoors and out, though it really didn’t like ceiling fans. I started taping things to it to see how it would respond. As you get too much weight on it, you start to see that the stabilization system twitches attempting to keep it level. This happens long before it physically can’t lift things. It shouldn’t be an issue though as I only noticed it while attempting to hover in place. Battery life is greatly reduced though with any additional weight. This is a pain in the butt because the stock battery only offers roughly 8 min of un-weighted flight on a 1.5 hour charge. There is already a strong community of modders out there for the AR drone. Here are some common mods that I found while researching. I’ve included a few links to examples, but there are many more to be found. I’ve got some ideas. They’re not all very safe sounding, but don’t worry, I’ll take precautions to make sure no one gets hurt. They’re also not very practical, but sound really fun.