My SRC Lanyard setup
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ff22
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I definitely prefer the two points of connection. Your screws were perfect and I got in at the right time (g). As I wrote elsewhere, a single point of connection allows the controller to rotate too freely allowing the screen to turn inward if you bend down to futz with the drone or the landing pad or something else on the ground. Two points and it hangs nicely but does not rotate. I prefer free hands which is one reason I went with headlamps years ago before they were a "thing!" Climbing Mt Rainier with a flashlight in your hand or in your mouth just did not cut it. (g)
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Totally agree with you, I also believe that the two points allows for a more stable use.
how can it be sweet if it serves no function while holding it in your hands? not being balanced is a big NO NO!!
Balance was never a thought in doing what was done. Picking up a damaged controller after it slipped out of my hands was the primary concern. The basic design of the controller doesn’t lend itself to attaching a harness for the purpose of balancing. We’re just working with what DJI handed us.
ff22
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I'm not sure what you mean? Do you mean that the controller would be "hanging" in a position where it is always visible, kind of like on a table in front of you? That would require quite a harness setup with articulating arms and joints.
For me, the lanyard is a way to keep my hands free while futzing with drone positioning, arranging the landing pad. Pointing to the drone to passersby without having to find a safe place to the the controller down.
i know... that's all it's for.... not a true Layard that has been used for years on RC Transmitters.
there must be a way with brackets like they do with tablet mounts! i would get one myself.
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I guess it is just a preference. Easier to swing around out of the way IMO. I switched my Sony A7rii full frame to a single point also. (BLACKRAPID Classic Retro (RS4) Camera Strap)
ff22
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I think this clearly comes down to personal preference. The one-point connection versus the two-point connection can be easily tested. As seen in the attached photo, I initially had a Mavmount one-point lanyard and wanted to re-use it with the smart controller so quickly crafted a twisted wire to create a center loop between the two mounting screws. I did not like the free rotation at all. I then connected using the two d-rings, a two-point connection and much preferred it. But for me, as noted above, keeping hands free was all I wanted for certain times. Holding the controller was not adverse to me when actively flying.
A much harder issue is trying to come up with some stanchion to hold the controller in some flat, parallel to the ground configuration. I leave that testing to someone else.
I now have a Peak Design lanyard which is much cleaner in appearance and easy to attach and detach.
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if I run 2 straps. It is on a tray. I have this for my RC radio if I am going to be doing a lot. Problem is with the SC is you need to be able to manipulate the screen all the time so I have seen nothing ideal for the Smart Controller. IMO anyway. right now the strap is only there to make sure I don't drop it... again. and I can swing it around my back for picking up the drone.
Done mine, much prefer these to the cheap Chinese rubbish with I would not trust to hold the controller.
globetrotterdrone
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I wonder why no one actually mentioned this one:
roboterwerk.de
I've contacted them (living not too far from that place) for some suggestions and actually they will bring an updated version next week (they've planned it already), where the frame is coated on the bottom to avoid possible scratching of the screen. Also the rings will be coated for less noise and durability.
It's one of the few options I know which is compact and levels the SC to have a good view without holding with your hands additionally...
Schultergurt mit Aufhängung für DJI Smart Remote / Smart Fernsteuerung
Für den DJI Smart Controller für eine bequeme und sichere Bedienung des Controllers - immer griffbereit um den Hals Der DJI Smart Controller verlangt nach einer durchdachten Halterung, die sowohl das Handling vereinfacht als auch für längere Einsätze das Gewicht angenehm verteilt. Es gibt...
roboterwerk.de
I've contacted them (living not too far from that place) for some suggestions and actually they will bring an updated version next week (they've planned it already), where the frame is coated on the bottom to avoid possible scratching of the screen. Also the rings will be coated for less noise and durability.
It's one of the few options I know which is compact and levels the SC to have a good view without holding with your hands additionally...
Yes mate, I also have peak design straps for my camera gear and seeing @Funnone's setup is likely to be perfect for me. PM Incoming.
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