As a single operator I have always been able to pan/tilt mix my A2-S900-Zennmuse GH4 setup using the pilots radio via the sliders on the back of the Futaba radio or by using a 3rd party joystick, so when I leanred the the LB2 with HD downlink was released I was so excited to add that to my setup.  But then I learned that not only doesn't the LB2 pilot radio allow the the dials to be used for pan/tilt mixings, nor were a 3rd party joysticks allowed and also no other pilot radio could be used it left me and all other single-operators out in the dust.
Why has DJI abandoned the single operator drone pilot's???  I spent 10's of thousands of dollars in DJI equipment for them to then do a left turn basically leaving me and all other "Industrial" single-op drone pilots out of all future DJI development?????


This is really a stab in the back to loyal DJI customers.

When is this feature going to be made available...if ever!!!!!!!???????

Example of single operator pan/tilt mixing that cannot be done as a single-op using the LB2:

As a single operator I have always been able to pan/tilt mix my A2-S900-Zennmuse GH4 setup using the pilots radio via the sliders on the back of the Futaba radio or by using a 3rd party joystick, so when I leanred the the LB2 with HD downlink was released I was so excited to add that to my setup.  But then I learned that not only doesn't the LB2 pilot radio allow the the dials to be used for pan/tilt mixings, nor were a 3rd party joysticks allowed and also no other pilot radio could be used it left me and all other single-operators out in the dust.
Why has DJI abandoned the single operator drone pilot's???  I spent 10's of thousands of dollars in DJI equipment for them to then do a left turn basically leaving me and all other "Industrial" single-op drone pilots out of all future DJI development?????


This is really a stab in the back to loyal DJI customers.

When is this feature going to be made available...if ever!!!!!!!???????

Example of single operator pan/tilt mixing that cannot be done as a single-op using the LB2: