Lets see your I2 mods.

Dejan Smaic · Feb 7, 2017

Been curious on what mods I2 owners have been doing. Always interesting to see a get new ideas.

Fanti · Feb 7, 2017

Will definitely want to do a batt mod. Maybe paint it too.

Casey53 · Feb 7, 2017

When and if I get one, I'll need to add a flash sync to it somehow for aerial stills. DJI forgot about that addition for us still shooters where real cameras still have the ability to do so.

ValentinF · Feb 8, 2017

Very interested in the flash sync too! Should be doable apparently: Studio flash fill added to P4.

I will first be checking if there is any way to retrieve a trigger signal from the controller ports but opening up the remote might be the most realistic way...

Casey53 · Feb 8, 2017

ValentinF said:
Very interested in the flash sync too! Should be doable apparently: Studio flash fill added to P4.

I will first be checking if there is any way to retrieve a trigger signal from the controller ports but opening up the remote might be the most realistic way...

Interesting that seems it can be done in the link.

Should be some signal out of the controller ports somehow for a flash trigger rather than breaking into the transmitter box for wiring and voiding the warranty. Timing seems an issue though in reading it but I would think whomever supplies the camera system to DJI (Sony, Olympus, or Panasonic?) provides that info, just that DJI didn't include it in what they claim as a professional use drone. Shame on them!

Ftolino · Feb 11, 2017

Just ordered a stobe light made for it . I have one I built not as fancy as the one I bought but a 1/4 the price

SWINDY · Feb 11, 2017

Anyone seen any skins or ways to see it Better in the air? It blends in at times against background.

Eskin_Drones · Feb 11, 2017

My anti-collision light, independently powered and manufacturer tested to exceed FAA requirements.

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Ftolino · Feb 11, 2017

Eskin_Drones said:
My anti-collision light, independently powered and manufacturer tested to exceed FAA requirements.

Sent from my Nexus 5X using InspirePilots mobile app

I just bought the same one only it goes over the top behind the GPS

Ftolino · Feb 11, 2017

Anyone have issues with left stick turning either it's really slow or fast an will not stop when I leave off the stick . Off topic a little just wandering. My I1 stopped when I left off

srandall25 · Feb 12, 2017

Eskin_Drones said:
My anti-collision light, independently powered and manufacturer tested to exceed FAA requirements.

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what requirement does this meet?

Eskin_Drones · Feb 12, 2017

Ftolino said:
I just bought the same one only it goes over the top behind the GPS

I initially thought about mounting it dead center behind the GPS, but didn't want to fabricate a mount to a curved surface.

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Eskin_Drones · Feb 12, 2017

srandall25 said:
what requirement does this meet?

3 miles visibility at night. Check out the performance standards for night ops.

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aviscomi · Feb 12, 2017

Eskin_Drones said:
My anti-collision light, independently powered and manufacturer tested to exceed FAA requirements.

Sent from my Nexus 5X using InspirePilots mobile app

Is there a link available in regards to purchasing?

Eskin_Drones · Feb 12, 2017

The strobe light itself comes from www.northamericansurvivalsystems.com

I fabricated the mount and power source. Is there interest in some more technical pictures of the parts?

aviscomi · Feb 12, 2017

Eskin_Drones said:
The strobe light itself comes from www.northamericansurvivalsystems.com

I fabricated the mount and power source. Is there interest in some more technical pictures of the parts?

Thanks for the link...If you don't mind, I would be interested in seeing/understanding how you powered the strobe.

Eskin_Drones · Feb 12, 2017

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So, it's a pair of the smallest batteries I have - from my Tiny Whoop, held together with heat-shrink. I soldered a little harness with JST connectors to put the batteries in series (doubles the voltage, amps remain constant). Friction holds the battery pack.

Issues: Charging - the batteries won't slip into the charger anymore, so I need to make a harness for that, too. Also, if I were making this to sell, I'd add a switch instead of relying on the plugs.