Recent content by Kilrah

The point of the MC is to do easy FPV, to do so it makes it so that while moving it always looks forward in the direction of travel, so you're not looking down unless you go down. Enabling head tracking is the only way to look somewhere else while moving.

Take a photo of what you get. Again nothing is "deleting" anything. Also show what firmware version the goggles are on.

You don't "delete", you just click on that and select Neo from the list. Then you can bind.

You should get a message when that happens, what does it say? Can you fly normally in other modes or are you distance limited? Sounds like the "not logged in" issue.

It was / sometimes still is important on classic R/C models yes, but the tech in DJI drones is completely different and it doesn't matter there.

Anything, doesn't matter the slightest.

Yeah, wouldn't worry unless it happens again/repeatedly.

Suggests the Neo itself was being weird. The batteries do not have the main power out enabled at rest, they just provide 3.3V on the middle pin. The aircraft needs to feed itself from that and ask the battery to turn on the output. BUT when you put the battery in the hub and check the level the...

I don't need to read up on it, I've done the relevant measurements and teardowns myself since DJI had intelligent batteries. The batteries do not have a DC/DC converter that would allow them to regulate the charge, that relies on the charger/hub/aircraft. Which makes sense because you wouldn't...

That is not correct, with DJI it's always the charger/charging hub doing the charge current regulation. Haven't had any issue with DJI's chargers in 10+ years of using them on various models.

Sure.

Not much, Avata 2's getting most use. The Neo is good for really tight quarters but that happens to be a rare case for me, most of the time for whare i fly the Avata's less limiting.

If you mean the FPV RC 3, yes

Yup that's how it is, i.e the drone will only accept your stop command if it considers it's in an emergency situation. We don't know what that exactly means, but probably stuff like hit an obstacle, lost a prop/motor/ESC, is upside down etc.

Tryp FPV is good these days with good physics and large maps to roam around in and details to play with, last I checked Liftoff and most others were still focusing on tight race courses. There were no FPV simulators around when I started, let alone multicopters... started with planes and...