What would you suggest a person getting a new Phantom 1 or Phantom 2 add?
Props guards are something I added to my phantom 1 and 2 before the first flights.
What would you pick and why?
FPV and IOSD mini. FPV to see what camera sees and IOSD mini to see conditions - speed, battery data, distance. Re: prop guards - personally I'd avoid them - they'll make Phantom fly like a kite in light winds and alot of folks say they're a "training bra"
Re: What's the first accessory would you recommend a person
Bugsbunnyheli said:
What would you suggest a person getting a new Phantom 1 or Phantom 2 add?
Props guards are something I added to my phantom 1 and 2 before the first flights.
What would you pick and why?
GPS TRACKER just incase you encounter a FLYAWAY or Pilot Error Flight =) I recently experienced one so I bought a 3$0 gps unit that I will attach to the phantom just incase it happens again.
Why settle for undampened GoPro footage? Why not try flying with your shiny, large sensor compact camera?
After all, the primary point of these quadrotors is to lift up a camera ... why get spare batteries before a camera mount?
That was hard for me to stomach doing. Get a pair of spare batteries, maybe even some prop guards. Learn to fly as vigorously as possible, when the opportunities arrive before you consider anything else.
Re: What's the first accessory would you recommend a person
I have to admit I am a Big Fan of Prop Guards. They are something that have worked for me.
I recommend them to new flyers but in the end it's their choice to use or not use them.
This has been my favorite mod (and I have the ZenMuse, FlyTrex for telemetry, a timed beeper so I can 'echo-locate' the thing if I lose it, etc.
But having this CRAZY bright headlight on the quad has been a Godsend. I can easily tell, even when FAR away, when the quad is facing me and ready to come home. Yes you can certainly use Home Lock, and I do, but I really appreciate a $7 mod that allows you to more effectively fly your craft. Mine is soldered to the main board, with a switch inline so that I can disable when needed. Draws hardly any power at all (totally unnoticeable) and is too bright to look directly into.
Re: What's the first accessory would you recommend a person
totally agree about the headlight. easiest and most useful hack ever. next, $5 kitchen timer to time your flights. Set it to alarm at 4 or 5 minutes. It'll save your ***.
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