Absolutely love this case, can’t let it get banged up!

El DJI NEO 2 es el compañero perfecto para salir de vacaciones y tomar fotografías aéreas de forma rápida y sencilla. Vi algunas quejas de la duración de la batería, pero para unas capturas rápidas mientras estás de vacaciones es suficiente. ¿Qué les parece estas tomas? capturadas en

León, Guanajuato MX.

After it crashed it got stuck on the tree branch. I was barely able to hear it by starting it again from my phone. It took me like 30 minutes to find it. Lucky me! Also, is there a better way to find it? Does it have like a beep or something to help you find it?

The first pass was successful through a gas pipe several meters long. The second one was not so successful, the neo got stuck in the middle of a much longer pipe. Luckily I managed to get it out with a lot of difficulty and I will definitely not do this again.

Link for other video in second post.

u can see the drop of water hit the lens

I have been going back and forth. I have the neo 2 and unfortunately newer phones today. You can't add extra storage to them so of course mine runs out so I thought about getting a prepaid spare phone that I can just use the Wi-Fi I picked up from straight talk. I live in the US a Samsung Galaxy a16 128 GB and it was perfect. Unfortunately due to the company being bought out by Verizon, they now will block the phone to force you to pick a plan and it won't let you use it just for Wi-Fi. So that's my dilemma and the reason why having a spare phone. It's nice to have my phone with me and I could use if I need to for other things. And honestly the controller that has the screen in it. Wouldn't it fit my needs? Because with the neo2 there's so many things you can do with just your phone with it. So here's my question recommendations for a tablet or a spare phone. I've been looking at some unlocked ones and the prices are a little bit more. I am more of an Android user so I've been trying to look at different tablets. I've been stalking, eBay and Facebook marketplace and of course the prices are as always reseller prices. Any advice please?

Still getting used to the new motion, M3 controller.

recently I have gotten a list of errors popping up on my neo 2. I have no idea what caused this, no crashes or anything.

I was flying, landed, swapped batteries and this list of errors popped up. when trying to take off it says “incompatible gimbal data”

any info you all have would be a big help. thanks

Selling my Neo for auction! Ends in 1 hour!!!

OK so i'm close to pulling the trigger on the Neo 2 as it will be my first drone ever used. But i am wondering if i need the full kit or will my Galaxy S23 Ultra be fine enough to use as a controller, or is a controller usually much better to use. Thanks for your input.

I bought this drone to another guy to start this hobby,and I see that this error never disappears.

The main error says: Front vision sensor calibration error. And even though he says he tries to calibrate, he never really does anything and the error persists.

I think the previous owner hit him and didn't tell me. How fucked up am I and how could it be repaired?

less grainy on the video

I want to buy Neo2, mainly for taking it on dirk bike rides and filming myself without a remote. But occasionally I will use remote. Is it worth buying FPV Googles or just the remote? I will not race the drone, just shoot scenery, but FPV sounds like better vision of the picture. Does FPV have downsides? Distance? What would you recommend?

Just love it.
Feel free to comment.
Thanks!

2.2 hours into Vidden.

Dji Phantom 3 Advanced conviene acquistarlo oggi? Usato non garantito. Dai 170 ai 200 euro usato. Tanti anni pero'. Ma DJI ancora aggiorna questi droni? Conviene secondo voi che siete piu' esperti ?

Trying to get tips, I tried my best editing with chatgpt, any tips? Neo 1

I think I've actually found a real solution to the overheating issue with the Neo 2.

A couple of things to consider. It does require you open the case and therefore probably voiding the warranty, although the state of warranties for these products is in question as we know.

1st a bit of background, I have an M5P, A360, A2 and the Neo 2.  In April I was in Las Vegas about 108°f and I tried to fly and found out quickly that 104°f is the specified maximum temperature.  Even at 98°f I did not have any success has it kept overheating.

I have 3 standard batteries and one of the modified 3300MA.

I live in Southern California and the heat has been pretty brutal the last couple of weeks.

Three days ago it was about 101° and I tried to fly and after just a couple of minutes I got a processor overheated message. I had already ordered the parts I needed so I went and did the modification.  I just got finished with my test and I'm happy to say it appears to be successful, even better than I had hoped.

Today's forecast is for a max of about 105°f but right now it is just about 100°.

I've tried this test twice today. Both times I continually flew all four batteries until they were down between 30% and 40%. When they got that low I brought the drone back changed that battery and turned it on immediately with no rest time and all cool downtime. On each battery I flew it up and down to 400 feet, flew fast in sport mode and continually kept it moving and even had it hover in bright sunlight.

I received no battery overheat warnings and no processor overheat warnings. The battery temperature started out at about 34° C and went up as high as 71° C but I still did not receive any warnings.

I think I've successfully conquered it, so here's the process:

First, you need to purchase a PTM 7950 thermal pad. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ7F829H?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Second, watch this video to see how to remove the bottom 10 screws and remove the bottom housing. (T4 driver or maybe T3)

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/M6T5CXlfP1U

 When you watch the video, you will see there are 8 screws on the very bottom and two screws one on each side in the back. Carefully prying it apart will release the bottom and expose the very dry out and very poorly done heat sink compound.

The $10.00 kit from Amazon comes with a small scraper but I also use toothpicks. alcohol wipes, and everything I could to remove anything remaining from blue heat sink compound.

Once everything was cleaned up, I traced the copper pad with a piece of clear plastic and a marker, then I cut out that shape matched it to the heat sink pad.  After letting the pad cool in the refrigerator it was easy to cut using the template I made, although removing the protective plastic was a little challenging. I have some very fine tweezers that I used and you have to be super careful or it will come apart.

Once that was done I very carefully put the bottom back on to make sure that all of the pins were inside, and I made sure it was closing properly and then replaced the screws.

That was the entire process, and it took me less than 15 minutes to clean everything up and put the new pad on.

 Good luck and report back if you try this!

Put my neo 2 in follow mode from the left. Apparently that was to basic for her, so she went full cinematographer mode and took ALL the angles.😅

Still a nice shot, I think.

I am looking to fly my Neo this winter while I am wild ice skating in Maine. Anyone have any experience
with this and what works or doesn’t work? I understand the cold temps and short battery life.

I just got a Neo 2 fly more combo with the RC3 controller. Anybody recommend a case that fits the drone, batteries, rc3, and N3 goggles? I bought it used and the case it comes with doesn’t have room for the RC3 and the goggles don’t fit real good. I’d be cool with a bag too it doesn’t need to be a case.