Chrislaf
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The Neo reminds me of the Spark batteries but a much better design. I used to have to have a battery clip for my Spark to prevent the batteries from accidentally coming loose.
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Neo 2: Notes, observations, surprises as I test and learn
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RcHawks
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That shouldn’t be a problem the the neo 2 for sure. I’m sure after several times of changing the battery it won’t be a big deal. I’m opting for a case as well because of the bug like antennas worry me. It seems like it could be damaged easily trying to say put it in a jacket pocket. I took my first flight awhile ago and I miss using a lanyard. I’m need to look for the clip style I think for my RCN3. I like the way it feels right out of the box so far. It really expands the ability of what the neo is with it’s extra features. Looking forward to reading this thread.
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Chrislaf
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There are lots of these antenna protectors on Aliexpress. Not sure if they are just a gimmick or not but they might work when you don’t want to carry a case around. I don’t know why DJI didn’t make the antennas able to fold down.
As for a lanyard clip for the N3 controller, this is the one I have from Amazon. Works perfectly. When you have a phone in the controller it is top heavy and there is only one connection point so it spins if not holding it.
Chris
As for a lanyard clip for the N3 controller, this is the one I have from Amazon. Works perfectly. When you have a phone in the controller it is top heavy and there is only one connection point so it spins if not holding it.
Chris
