Recent content by Kilrah

No What you can do is set up for flying with goggles then use the goggles' feature to share the screen to a phone. Give the goggles and look at the phone, knowing you may have a bit of lag/a less stable feed.

I get about 50Mbps in 4K30 and 35 in 1080p60. What Windows will say for the whole file isn't always reliable. Underexposing is gonna make things more grainy. Resolution is low anyway, 4K is basically no better than upscaled 1080.

Report it to eBay/open a dispute for a partial refund.

This. I reversed the protocol on the Spark battery back in the day, but yeah that was long ago and stuff will have changed. Time to break out the logic analyzer... But they only will be once the aircraft tells the battery to do so, on the Spark the button was on the battery but here it's on...

Never had that happen either, on or off. I'm always using A to C.

Yep, no problem.

No formatting needed. Goggles will liekly take anything, size limits aren't a thing anymore these days. You didn't link to the charger.

You don't need to purchase a license to edit parameters. You do need a Windows machine to run it though.

No setting exposed for it but you can disable it the usual way with DH parameter edits, I always do so with all my DJI aircraft. Was actually surprised to see it return as a user-selectable setting on the Avata 2 since it's been gone from everything else for so long.

"Fix known issues" is also the "excuse" when you don't want to bother listing important stuff or worse don't want people to know about something, and DJI had a heavy track record of using it that way...

Erratically from a flight trajectory/pilot's perspective yes even if it's not actually erratic, but for the camera to go whack there has to be an IMU issue. Roll stabilization is fully electronic so any unusual thing there has to be caused by the aircraft incorrectly sensing its attitude, on...

Low light / GPS loss would just cause drifting, not complete wackiness like this. Your aircraft is likely defective, contact support with details and get it fixed/replaced.

This certainly. The different models are completely different "profiles" and each stores the one aircraft it's connected to, but if you have 2 of the same you need to relink every time you swap. it's just pressing 2 buttons, one on the aircraft and one on the goggles, no big deal.

DJI Fly is not firmware, it's a phone app.

No because then it wouldn't have been able to do manual FPV.