After you feel you have mastered the Neo in FPV MODE using the excellent motion controller 3  I can highly recomend moving up to the Avata 2. If you have bought say the Neo Motion Fly more combo you will have all of the kit to fly the Avata 2 so all you would need is the Avata with one battery. It is nice to have more batteries but they are quite expensive.

To set yoursel up with an excellent kit of Motion 3, Neo, Goggles N3, 3 Neo batteries and various little bits and bobs along with an Avata 2 and a suitable fast charger with one battery and a decent case to fit it all in will cost you about £1000. Not a small amout of money but quite reasonable by DJI standards. With this kit you can have great fun enjoying FPV.

If you go the other route with say the O4 unit and some other drone you will end up paying about the same amount but only have a single drone that flys for about 7 minutes max and has no stabilisation or GPS. It will fly faster but you will I garantee loose or break it in quick order. You will not do this with the DJI set up I am suggesting above.

Many on here I am sorry to say are giving bad advice. You will see them all pile in on this thread which is intended to help new FPV pilots who want to enjoy their money spent

Enjoy

By coincidence, the Avata 2 view combo was on sale for 699, but I missed it.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-27 00:54
By coincidence, the Avata 2 view combo was on sale for 699, but I missed it.

That was one heck of a deal. Which goggles were in that combo

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 01:00
That was one heck of a deal. Which goggles were in that combo

Yeah, kind of a bummer I missed it.
This was in the package (all Dutch, but you'll get the names)

1 x DJI Avata 2 FPV drone
3 x DJI Avata 2 Intelligent Flight Battery
1 x DJI Avata 2 Two-Way Charging Hub
1 x DJI Sling Bag 1 x DJI RC Motion 2
1 x DJI RC Motion 2 sleutelkoord
1 x DJI Goggles 2
1 x DJI Goggles 2 - Foam Padding
1 x DJI Goggles 2 - 2.0D corrigerende lenzen (paar)
2 x DJI Avata 2 Propellers (Paar)
8 x DJI Avata 2 Propeller schroeven
1 x Schroevendraaier
1 x USB-C OTG kabel
1 x Type-C naar Type-C PD kabel

"Many on here I am sorry to say are giving bad advice. You will see them all pile in on this thread which is intended to help new FPV pilots who want to enjoy their money spent"

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood!!! Your hate has made you weaker thread by thread

Now, at the end is just when you try to deny the truth

There you go as I said. It would be nice if these people actually tried to help other as I am doing

Montfrooij Posted at 2-27 01:08
Yeah, kind of a bummer I missed it.
This was in the package (all Dutch, but you'll get the names)

Ah yes that was the package with the goggles 2. I dont think they will work with the Neo. Still a good deal if you want the Avata 2

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 02:03
Ah yes that was the package with the goggles 2. I dont think they will work with the Neo. Still a good deal if you want the Avata 2

I'm too late anyway, this was a one day deal and I missed it (one of those sites that only has temporary deals, sometimes quite good), but I wonder if they work with the Mini 3 Pro.

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 02:03
Ah yes that was the package with the goggles 2. I dont think they will work with the Neo. Still a good deal if you want the Avata 2

From the looks of the compatibility list, it should.

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 02:02
There you go as I said. It would be nice if these people actually tried to help other as I am doing

Yeah, sure. For that reason you are jumping to different threads to hide all the stupid comments that you have left in the previous ones.

Been in this hobby way to long to have mastered anything. I'm sure the Avata 2 makes for a nice FPV drone but with the motion controller, experience will be similar to the Neo.

Most of the reward and excitment of the hobby can be found by experimenting.
There was FPV way before DJI. Here's a camera mounted on a toy drone. It did well and was very rewarding.



For the readers that are thinking of going the other route, do know the learning curve is bigger, but the bigger the challenge the bigger the reward.


At the end of the day what ever you fly, they will always play well with others.

hmmm.  Avata  in manual mode is approx 8 minutes of flight time,  the Flywoo LR 4 with air unit will fly for 20-30 minutes.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-27 05:52
hmmm.  Avata  in manual mode is approx 8 minutes of flight time,  the Flywoo LR 4 with air unit will fly for 20-30 minutes.

Those times of the Flywoo LR4 are with Lipos or Li-ion batteries DAFlys?

Fozando Posted at 2-27 05:56
Those times of the Flywoo LR4 are with Lipos or Li-ion batteries DAFlys?

They sell a pack made from 18650 batteries for the longer flight times.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-27 06:04
They sell a pack made from 18650 batteries for the longer flight times.

I have to investigate if there is a specific document with the specs of those ones on the Flywoo website

Fozando Posted at 2-27 06:36
I have to investigate if there is a specific document with the specs of those ones on the Flywoo website

This shop has a good spec listed


https://www.unmannedtechshop.co. ... m8Eh8rHL5WuhONBIagR

He is just spamming with trolling posts - report for trplling/spam

Darmie Posted at 2-27 04:35
Been in this hobby way to long to have mastered anything. I'm sure the Avata 2 makes for a nice FPV drone but with the motion controller, experience will be similar to the Neo.

Most of the reward and excitment of the hobby can be found by experimenting.

Yes I did all of that sort of thing years ago with Heli's Fixed Wing, Quad Copters as we called them and even Turbine Jets. This is why I still have over 220 RC Model. Now however I just want to fly somthing rewarding, hassle and stress free and where you are likely to come back with all you equipment in tact. Believe me standing on the flying field and watching you £3,000 turbine scale jet hit the deck looses its appeal after a while.

In the Neo and Avata 2 DJI have provided this and I am very pleased they did.

In the pictures you show I suppose I could say been there and done that. But I think people should remember that this is a DJI Forum not a DIY FPV Forum

DAFlys Posted at 2-27 07:02
This shop has a good spec listed

Thanks DAFlys,

They are Lion batteries, just as i suspected, but I am not sure if I am looking well the webpage because I am unable to find the C-rating. However, the good of the Lion batteries is that they are much less dangerous than the Lipos.

Plus 2 Racking them up

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 08:32
Yes I did all of that sort of thing years ago with Heli's Fixed Wing, Quad Copters as we called them and even Turbine Jets. This is why I still have over 220 RC Model. Now however I just want to fly somthing rewarding, hassle and stress free and where you are likely to come back with all you equipment in tact. Believe me standing on the flying field and watching you £3,000 turbine scale jet hit the deck looses its appeal after a while.

In the Neo and Avata 2 DJI have provided this and I am very pleased they did.

"Yes I did all of that sort of thing years ago with Heli's Fixed Wing, Quad Copters as we called them and even Turbine Jets. This is why I still have over 220 RC Model."


Stop dribbling Bullsh1t!!!

Plus 2 Once again..... Thanks for watching

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 13:26
Plus 2 Once again..... Thanks for watching

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Many thanks for you helpful and well thought out comment.

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 13:37
Many thanks for you helpful and well thought out comment.

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Many thanks for you helpful and well thought out comment.

Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 13:38
Many thanks for you helpful and well thought out comment.

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Bigplumbs Posted at 2-27 13:26
Plus 2 Once again..... Thanks for watching

You should restart your motion controller 3, it seems that has left you without arguments or anything more interesting to say

Fozando Posted at 2-27 11:25
Thanks DAFlys,

They are Lion batteries, just as i suspected, but I am not sure if I am looking well the webpage because I am unable to find the C-rating. However, the good of the Lion batteries is that they are much less dangerous than the Lipos.

And you can run them down to a lower voltage too.

DAFlys Posted at 2-28 06:25
And you can run them down to a lower voltage too.

Yes, you sacrifice some reaction and agility in benefit of a longer flight time

Fozando Posted at 2-28 06:34
Yes, you sacrifice some reaction and agility in benefit of a longer flight time

True.  It’s not a freestyle battery.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-28 20:24
True.  It’s not a freestyle battery.

Exactly, but I prefer cinematic FPV against freestyle

Fozando Posted at 2-28 23:19
Exactly, but I prefer cinematic FPV against freestyle

Then it might might be a good battery for you.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-1 00:42
Then it might might be a good battery for you.

The problem here in Spain is that we cannot fly further than 500m unless you get the permission to fly under the STS-02 rules

Fozando Posted at 3-1 04:16
The problem here in Spain is that we cannot fly further than 500m unless you get the permission to fly under the STS-02 rules

I thought that rule got superseded by EASA and VLOS rules.

DAFlys Posted at 3-1 07:58
I thought that rule got superseded by EASA and VLOS rules.

It is a restriction published on our national legislation RD 517/2024

Montfrooij Posted at 2-27 00:54
By coincidence, the Avata 2 view combo was on sale for 699, but I missed it.

Wish I'd seen that

Asmodeus Posted at 3-1 11:22
Wish I'd seen that

Yeah, although I'm not sure they ship to Poland.

Fozando Posted at 3-1 09:16
It is a restriction published on our national legislation RD 517/2024

What even happened to EASA saying that member states can't have their own rules.

DAFlys Posted at 3-2 06:32
What even happened to EASA saying that member states can't have their own rules.

I know what EASA rules say, but if you have time, take a look to the document I mentioned in my last message. I assure that you are going to see the big a mount of stupid things that apply on Spain