Recent content by kronja

I've seen posts where people say they've done that. Not sure that's something I would go with, feels a bit too heavy ..

I've heard people doing it Myself - nope, feels too much weight to carry around... We still have our older S900 with upgraded E1200 motors to carry something heavier

Here's (almost) full overview what we've done on our Inspire 2 :)

What do you mean "signal from lens disconnects"? As far as I remember 7mm is not officially supported (Focus and Aperture do not work remotely - only manual adjustment) and lens is never "recognized" by camera.. Do I miss something?

LiPo caddy - essentially adapter, that enables use of regular 6S LiPo batteries on your Inspire 2. Search in kopterworx shop - I think I'm not allowed to post direct link here ..

You will need to switch your camera to PAL and it will support 25p

Once you plug them in you can see manufacture date And if you're okay to use "normal" LiPo batteries you can use Caddy Lipo's for Inspire 2, that will be cheaper too - in a long run

I don't think it's possible to get MAVlink out of Inspire 2 - if anyone discovers a way how to do that it would be great achievement... However on second part (whether you need Pixhawk for gimbal) there is definitely an option - standard SimpleBGC does not require input from flight controller...

Hey, that's single port on power distribution board, so you're draining power from both TB50 at the same time. Flight time - I would not say there is any noticeable change.

Yes, there's DC-DC buck converter turning 6S into 15v for Air Unit Group is located on FB, not sure if it's allowed to share direct link - search for "DJI Inspire 2 - modding (software and hardware)"

It probably depends a little how your AU is mounted and how much air flows around it. Another thing is that hottest day on summer in Estonia where I leave is rarely raising above 30C, which may be another very big contributor :) When discussing possible overheating issues we were considering...

here you go:

Publicly released now :)

It's even more about freedom of camera movement, not that much the angle itself .. I can't can't look up and then start looking behind on I3, that's sort of movements you can only have on gimbaled cinelifters. But yeah, it's handy tool in our toolbox :)