Recent content by GerdS

In combination with M4P and RC2, I would say none. They are even smaller and more liteweighted compared to the Goggles 3. I enjoy both, flying the M4P with Rokid and Avata 2 with Goggles 3. You can even look down onto the RC2 screen without removing the Rokid for using the touch screen, e.g. for...

But be prepared that life view is still a bit buggy. E.g. if you don't wear the goggles while going through the menus, freshly opened menus very often don't show up in the Fly app. You will at least need to place a finger on the proximity sensor. And often my phone has difficulties getting the...

But Goggles 3 and Mini 4 Pro only work in combination with the Motion Stick 3. And especially camera options are very limited, e.g. ActiveTrack or Panorama is missing. I have both, Goggles 3 and Motion Stick 3 for my Avata 2, but for flying the Mini 4 I still prefer using my Rokid Max goggles...

Ok, so you can use the Rokid Max goggles. These support DisplayPort over USB. As I am not aware of RM500 is supporting this protocol on its USB-C port you will have to try out by yourself. In case this doesn't work, you will need an additional HDMI-to-USB-C adapter such as this one for...

Fly app or GO4 makes no difference, I asked you for the type of remote you are using, a standalone unit with integrated screen and app and maybe HDMI out port, or the dumb remote controller connected to a phone running the app.

What remote controller do you have? The dumb one which needs a phone with Fly App or an intelligent one? If that one has HDMI out or DisplayPort over USB then you could use goggles such as Rokid Max.

Had no serious problem with them when flying drones yet, but made another interesting experience very often. Besides drones I also have two r/c submarines and when operating one of them in the lake of Constance (Germany), I often have a swarm of seagulls circling above it and crying. Guess they...

C0 certified drones such as the Mini 4 Pro are limited to 120m height relative to the home point. You can re-certify the Mini 4 Pro to be C1 classified, then the limit is 120m over current ground position instead. So the limit within the Fly app can be set up to 500m and it's your task to ensure...

The RC Motion 3 does not directly connect to the drone (regardless of type) but connects to the Goggles 3 instead. As you don't want to use the Goggles 3, this will not work. And even if it would do so, your phone would not get the image (and so the Rokid) as it is not connected to the drone in...

I learned manual flight with another copter and loose throttle stick. But as I used the same remote also for flying my SplashDrone (Avatar) which runs ArduCopter, I got tired from always changing stick settings when changing the copter. So I learned to fly manually even with centered throttle...

Should be no problem for you, as the Mini 4 Pro is a sub 250 grams drone and even unclassified drones have still the same rights during flight as new C0-certified ones. But be aware that you MUST apply for a operator id at the responsible organisation (LBA for Germany), you MUST attach a label...

I will not reclassify mine for C1. If you want to do it you will have to follow DJI's instructions, e.g. with taking pictures and uploading them to DJI.

I bought my Mini 4 Pro in Germany last year and it was classified as C0. Then there was the option to unclassify the drone for enabling max. altitudes of more than 120m. This option was offered within the Fly app near the option for setting max. altitude. Then DJI announced that it will be...

This option was available within the Fly app's "security settings" screen near where you can set the maax. altitude. As I have done so for my Mini 4 it'S no longer available on my RC2 now.

The Rokid max connects directly to the RC2 handset through USB. I just added a 90° USB-C adapter to lead the cable to the left along the RC2 housing for protecting the USB port from mechanical stress.