Recent content by Scott1uk

Re: Stop Working.. No Telemetry, Battery or GPS Status In Ap I had exactly the same problem with a previous vision I had. I first tried changing the lead from the camera to the main board with no success. There is another thread on here somewhere with the same problem and most people on it...

I would of thought it would of auto landed at 15% ? I've got mine to alarm me at 25% and presume it auto lands at 15% but never tried it. Might have a go later flying close in and see what happens :-)

I'm using Overlander 2900mah 30c lipos, they fit perfect into the bay with no mods. Flight time with the fc40 camera mounted is approx 15mins but I did get 17 mins a few times. Price in the UK £30 :-)

I can't check if I'm fully up to date as my PC is down at the moment but I was fully up to date with all the software when I fitted the fc200 about two weeks ago if that helps? :-)

And turned on the gimbal in the assistant software? :)

Have you definitely plugged the servo into the F2 port on the Naza?

My fc200 camera stabilises automatically but I don't have any tilt control through the app unfortunately :-(

If your looking for batteries I use Overlander 2900mah 30c and are a perfect fit in the fc40. Search eBay UK for them. Flight time I got with standard camera before fitting a vision one was 17 mins. Hope this helps :-)

Welcome mate. I'm still hoping I can connect the remaining green and white wire from the camera cable somewhere but can't get any info on them at all. They must be the telemetry wires as the the other two are definitely power but sadly I'm clueless as to whether I can connect them, and to...

The Gimbal wire is the servo lead on top of the camera and is connected into F2 on the Naza :-)

That looks like it will fit perfect to the existing screw holes on the FC40 :-)

No I bought the vision cable pack from my dealer. I cut off the plug at the end that would normally plug into the Vision main board on the cable that plugs into the back of the camera and used the red and black direct to the spare power cable inside the shell :-)

I fitted the the Damper plate by drilling a hole in it and using the original mount screw into the rear hole. The other side of the plate has nothing to screw into so it's connected with Velcro. It's very firm and secure :-)

Ok good news, I've connected the gimbal servo wire into the F2 port on the Naza and connected the phantom to the assistant software and turned the gimbal on and it WORKS :-)I just need to route the cable neatly now as I just temporarily put it through the battery door and up towards the Naza. :-)

I've not connected the servo yet for the 1 axis and not sure if I can. Hopefully it's a direct connection of the servo lead to the Naza ?More testing required :-)