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Once you have made the change using X1 then you have to write it in Assistant and return the X1 to center.

What FC are you using? What are your gains? is the S800 stock? What is your AUW? Sorry for the questions, just trying t get a feel for your issues.

Do not open it up. Contact your dealer.

No it sounds like you need to change the leads on your esc leads.

Nice Job Dave!

Dave, The PC program is on the CD that is included with the GS. As far as I know the GS program has never been a download, always from the CD. The iPad app has built in instructions. When opened for the first time it takes you on a guided tour. There is also the sim mode if you are not...

You won't need either of those. Just the 2.4gHz Data Link with BT. It contains all you need.

Some but not much.

It runs off the Can Bus. Yes you will need a video source, a video down link and a monitor. the iPad does not enter into the equation.

The mini does not require connection to a power supply and runs off of the can bus. The MK II requires you connect it to power. The mini is lighter. This is important for installations on smaller craft.

The iOSD mini cannot record flight data, the MK II can. The MK II has two can bus ports, the mini does not. The MK II can switch between two camera inputs the mini cannot.

Please describe your drift, your craft, and post a picture of your set up. Let me know what you have done to try and make it better. I will try and help you.

Windows, but it is hard in this sport. I have a cheap HP netbook with XP. Nothing special but it allows me to do what I need with it. I did not want to pollute my MacBook With Parallels or BootCamp. Just me.

You have to set up a mix in your Tx to force failsafe. There are several video that will take you through it. I think that there is a sickie of one on this forum.

You only have two options left to you try a hard reset of the firmware by jumpering f1 and f2 signal leads. Power up and then shut the power down and remove the cable. See if you can connect then. If that does not work. I am afraid you may have damaged your unit.

Disconnect the GPS and see if you can connect.

I think that you caused more damage than you think. The compass calibration failed. Have you checked in device manager to see if the usb port is recognizing the Naza? If not I would do that. If the Naza is not recognized, then you can try and reinstall the drivers and see if that works...

Absolutely! Here is a copy of the newest manual.

Jeff, No you do not have to be in IOC to enter Compass Calibration mode. The P2V defaults to GPS. Move the switch from position 1 to position 3 and back, that is one, about 6-8 times then wait. The LED should go solid, then rotate horizontally, the LED will change color, the rotate...

I use the FPV hub, iOSD mini, and the DJI video downlink. On the ground end I use a ReadyMadeRC 8" monitor with a 1000ma 3S lipo.