Reddit Reddit reviews DJI iOSD Mini On-Screen Display for Real-Time Flight Information (Black)

We found 5 Reddit comments about DJI iOSD Mini On-Screen Display for Real-Time Flight Information (Black). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Camera & Photo Accessories
Electronics
Camera & Photo
DJI iOSD Mini On-Screen Display for Real-Time Flight Information (Black)
Supports DJI's autopilot systems such as Woo Kong-M, Naza-M, Naza-M V2Real-time super-imposed video and flight data providing you status information on your video monitor during flightSwitchable between both NTSC and PAL video input sources
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5 Reddit comments about DJI iOSD Mini On-Screen Display for Real-Time Flight Information (Black):

u/wee0x1b · 5 pointsr/Quadcopter

I spent two weekends fiddling with FPV. Seems most everyone gets it working fine, I had to do a workaround.

Here's what I did:

I bought a Lilliput screen w/ receiver: www.amazon.com/Lilliput-664-1280x800-Receiver-Photography/dp/B00F2O3PY2 It's a nice unit, all self-contained. It takes Canon 5D batteries with a little adapter. I've tried the goggles and I really like being able to look around.

Also bought an iOSD mini: www.amazon.com/DJI-Screen-Display-Autopilot-System/dp/B00FKZZQQS It's $60 and really helps when flying.

I also bought a Fatshark transmitter: www.amazon.com/Quality-ImmersionRC-5-8GHz-Transmitter-FatShark/dp/B00M36XKHE Some heavy-duty double sided tape holds it under the bottom just in front of the battery opening. I also zip-tied the antenna to the rear leg. It's sturdy.

I assembled everything pretty much according to the directions in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL8pqtEDuos

Now that said, you might or might not get video through the iOSD and gimbal. I tried for a few hours in every combo I could think of, and could get either GoPro or iOSD, never both. Took every to the local RC hobby shop. We spent about two hours. We swapped out iOSDs. We swapped wires, gimbals, GoPro, everything you can think of. No dice.

So I added a second camera, this one: http://www.fatshark.com/product/1746.html

The wiring isn't bad once you know what to do. Give the regular set up a try first and I'll write up how mine is wired if you get stuck with no video like I did.

Another option if you have no luck is to get one of these: http://www.dpcav.com/xcart/Video-Cable-DJI-iOSD-Mini-ImmersionRC-FatShark-vTx-GoPro-Hero3.html

I bought one recently and plan on adding a little DPDT switch in the side of the P2 so that I can use either camera (tiny FPV cam is already mounted, figured why the hell not). So I can't vouch for how it works, though I read good things.





u/Route66_LANparty · 4 pointsr/djiphantom

If you have a GoPro4 you might want the one with the H4-3D ... They are almost the same, but the GoPro4 has a slightly different balance on the gimbal and some cut out for a new side button on the GoPro4. You can reconfigure the H3-3D in software to compensate for the balance, but might need to put in a shim to prevent the side button from being hit. Some people have no issue with GP4 on the H3 gimbal, others do. Some people don't mind tinkering ... other's want turnkey simplicity.

http://www.amazon.com/DJI-Phantom-Quadcopter-Bundle-Zenmuse/dp/B00SHUEPBK/

Other than that for time delay photography or basic video, you are set.

Only if you also want a live preview feed to frame your shots will you need to do anything else. If not, just turn on the camera, take it up in the air and point it at your subject.

For live SD preview:

u/YYCmax · 2 pointsr/djiphantom

Yes, solid red on the front and flashing green on the back. Wait until the green flashes very rapidly for a few seconds before taking off.

Get experience and you won't need insurance. Practice in open spaces away from structures, metal, concrete, power lines, trees, etc. Experience is everything in this hobby.

I'm actually slapping together an FPV setup right now that I'm gonna order once my H4-3D (hero 4) gimbal comes in. Here are the parts that I'm planning on using:

[DJI iOSD mini] (http://amzn.com/B00FKZZQQS)

[7" monitor with built in receiver and battery] (http://r.ebay.com/knpvyg)

[200mw Transmitter] (http://r.ebay.com/UAt44y)
or
[2000mw Transmitter] (http://r.ebay.com/Cms9aw)

[Remote mounting bracket] (http://r.ebay.com/OC2LFK)

That's literraly the exact same setup as [this] (http://www.helipal.com/storm-all-in-one-fpv-combo-easy.html) but for about $210 less considering that Helipal doesn't include the OSD and charges for shipping.

Hope this helps!

Edit: forgot to mention that you'll have to solder (or crimp) a couple wires.

u/ra13 · 1 pointr/Filmmakers

Ah i just assumed it came with that thing shown in the pictures : http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FKZZQQS/