Hi, it would be really good to be able to adjust gain and expo in N and S modes for the FPV Controller 3.

It can already be adjusted for manual mode and also in N & S modes on the Motion Controller 3.

Thanks.

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that's not how FPV works. Rate do not effect Angle or Horizon mode in FPV

Gimbalair Posted at 4-27 02:01
that's not how FPV works. Rate do not effect Angle or Horizon mode in FPV

If we take Betaflight as an example, then pitch/roll rates don't affect angle mode, no, only yaw does. But you can modify angle strength or whatever it's called which affects how abruptly angle changes based on your sticks, effectively giving you some expo on pitch and roll in angle mode. So you can definitely tweak how it reacts to sticks.

Gimbalair Posted at 4-27 02:01
that's not how FPV works. Rate do not effect Angle or Horizon mode in FPV

I want to be able to slow everything down in some circumstances when using sticks on the FPV Controller 3

I would agree with Jimup. I would like to see the ability to modify the expo settings for n and s mode with the controller 3

Yes definitely a request from me as well.

Hi everyone and thanks for backing my request. The reason for it is to make property fly-throughs easier. Speed is nice when you want it but also a snail's pace is nice when you want it.

Jimup Posted at 7-15 00:19
Hi everyone and thanks for backing my request. The reason for it is to make property fly-throughs easier. Speed is nice when you want it but also a snail's pace is nice when you want it.

For property flying you could use ”beginner mode” also but have to use the ”lovetoy 3”

Swedrone Posted at 7-15 01:31
For property flying you could use ”beginner mode” also

Too slow. Very much too slow.

Are you saying then that beginner mode is too slow and normal mode is too fast?

Matt Kalscheuer Posted at 7-14 21:22
I would agree with Jimup. I would like to see the ability to modify the expo settings for n and s mode with the controller 3

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yogi053 Posted at 7-15 02:42
Are you saying then that beginner mode is too slow and normal mode is too fast?

Beginner mode is like Tripod mode for the Mavic I guess like 1 m/s or something

Swedrone Posted at 7-15 04:01
Beginner mode is like Tripod mode for the Mavic I guess like 1 m/s or something

Yeah, Itried it myself indoors in beginner mode ( I don't have large rooms ) and found it ok. I suppose you could edit it and speed up the video or film at a higher fps rate in normal and slow it down to suit. If Jimup is not a newbie then he has a speed control on his 'right' stick to go as fast or slow as he requires????

Yes, please introduce this feature. I want customization of the speed in N mode too!

photomadnz Posted at 7-31 00:33
Yes, please introduce this feature. I want customization of the speed in N mode too!

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Please add gain and expo adjustments for sport and normal mode! Thanks

Jimup Posted at 2024-7-15 00:19
Hi everyone and thanks for backing my request. The reason for it is to make property fly-throughs easier. Speed is nice when you want it but also a snail's pace is nice when you want it.

100% this!! The sticks are far too sensitive to get slow, smooth video in real estate shooting.

+1 on the request!!!

Dena_Droner Posted at 3-1 11:29
100% this!! The sticks are far too sensitive to get slow, smooth video in real estate shooting.

+1 on the request!!!

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seth wilson Posted at 2-14 20:40
Please add gain and expo adjustments for sport and normal mode! Thanks

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more the 6 month ago since you received our concerns about this but your answers are not clear and much less precise about when the update will be implemented, the community of stabilized drones will continue to abandon the Googles 3 and the DJI RC FPV3 controller if they do not implement this change soon, come on guys, it is not impossible to prioritize such a simple update that will add more value to DJI FPV accessories.

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User adjustable maximum angle for pitch and roll at maximum stick throw in at least S modes similar to adjusting the max. rates in M mode would be a nice feature.  If "expo" and/or center stick sensitivity is not a possible feature.  Just keep current "curves" as is, but with user selected max angle.  Maybe leave N mode as is.  3 distinct flight modes. Mellow N, mellow to aggressive S and M modes.