DJI Phantom 2 quad + ZEMUSE H3-2D gimbal stabilizator helikopter sa prihvatom za GoPro kamere

Phantom 2 Gimbal for GoPro HERO3/ HERO3+
6-channel, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Transmitter
Up to 3,280' Line-of-Sight Wi-Fi Range
Up to 22 Minutes Flying Time
Naza-M V2 Flight Control System
GPS-Based Autopilot with Return to Home
Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC)
Supports Dual Flight Control Modes
LED Indicators & Low Voltage Protection
Self-Tightening Propeller Design

Phantom 2 Quadcopter uključuje:
6-Channel Transmitter (TX)
8 x Self-Tightening Props
Landing Gear (Pair)
Phantom 2 Quadcopter Battery
Phantom 2 Vision Battery Charger
USB Cable
Wrench
Gimbal for Phantom 2 Quadcopter
Limited 1-Year Warranty on Transmitter, MC, ESC, and Camera Only

GoPro kamera nije uključena! - može se kupiti zasebno



The Phantom 2 Quadcopter is the second generation Phantom quad-rotor RC helicopter from DJI and is bundled with the Zenmuse H3-2D 2-axis gimbal. With a larger battery and improved prop design, flying time lasts to up to 22 minutes, compared to around 14 minutes on the original DJI Phantom Quadcopter. This product will appeal to a variety of potential users, from RC aircraft hobbyists who want to record their flights to videographers and photographers looking to open up a whole new range of shooting possibilities.

The Phantom 2 Gimbal is a 2-axis, motorized stabilizer for mounting a GoPro HERO3 or HERO3+ action camera. It helps isolate the camera from vibration incurred by the rotors to give you the smoothest possible aerial video. In addition, it allows the camera to tilt between -130 to +50° with a precision of ±0.08°. Tilting is controlled via a lever that attaches to the back of the transmitter.

Included with this "ready-to-fly" version of the Phantom 2 Quadcopter is a 6-channel, 2.4GHz transmitter (TX) that comes pre-bound with the aircraft. It features an operational range extending up to 3,280' line-of-sight, depending on conditions. The controls are configured in "Mode 2", which is the most popular mode among RC pilots in the U.S.

Because of the complexity associated with multi-rotor aircraft, the Naza-M V2 flight control system in the Phantom 2 relies on a GPS-based navigation as well as gimbal, compass, and other data to maintain flight stability and provide other assisted-flying features. While fully manual operation is possible, and can be unlocked using the Naza Assistant Software, most users, especially videographers hoping to get the smoothest possible shoots, will opt for GPS or GPS Attitude flight mode. In GPS Mode the Naza system keeps the Quadcopter stable and right-side-up when moving, and holds it in a fixed horizontal and vertical position whenever you release the sticks.

New for this model, the Phantom 2 features a 5200 mAh battery system that has been simplified from the previous Phantom version. The battery now slots in without having to connect any DC leads, and features four LED indicators visible on the outside, tail-end of the aircraft helping you keep track of battery levels in flight. Charging is also simplified, with all of the charging circuitry now built into the battery itself, there is no more separate balance lead to worry about plugging in. Because of this design, the Phantom 2 battery cannot be charged with all-purpose balance chargers, only chargers made specifically for it.

For a complete first-person view (FPV) experience you will probably want to add a wireless video transmitter. Because the Wi-Fi system on the GoPro operates on the same 2.4GHz band as the Phantom 2's transmitter it may cause interference with aircraft operation and should never be used. Instead an option such as DJI's own AVL58 5.8 GHz Video Link Kit, or a third-party solution that can be set to 5 GHz or higher, may be used for live video transmission.

Warning: Never use the DJI Phantom 2 Quadcopter with your GoPro camera when both devices have their Wi-Fi systems turned on. The DJI Phantom's Wi-Fi and the GoPro camera's Wi-Fi run on the same frequency, so if you use them together when both Wi-Fi systems are engaged, the DJI Phantom's transmitter will lose the ability to communicate with the DJI Phantom Quadcopter. Whenever this happens, you will not be able to tell the Phantom where to fly. This may result in loss of property or damage to your equipment.