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JR/Spectrum is not intuitive on the FailSafe set up. Here is a video that was posted that explains it for their Rx's and the Orange Rx's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDMuYLPkgzE

Not sure where you got 5K range. I have not seen that.

I think that the combination of RC control and HD video downlink it perfect. 1.7M for control is a lot further than I will be flying.

I use a cheap HP net book.

You turn off the RF from the Tx.

My D/R is at 100% and my expo is at 80%. I have a switch to change my yaw D/R to 60% when I am shooting.

They have had a gimbal for the Epic for over a year. They displayed one on a heli suspended in Vegas. They have also posted video from a heli not from a MR. The servo motors were huge. I am going for the BMPCC camera and Zen.

See the attached specs: The E300 is good to 4S and the E600 is good for 6S.

I had a chance to think about this some more. The reason that it works with the P2 with 5.8ghz Tx is that the RC control function stays with the Tx not the Lightbridge. So it is only a HD video downlink at that time.

It includes one trainer plug for the Futaba and one for Spektrum. It will not connect to a Phantom Tx of any variety.

When available, sometime in March the E600 propulsion system will support 6S. Unfortunately not available now.

This is the ground side and unless DJI produces an adaptor it will not work. The air side might work on a P2 with a can hub but it would not be a tidy installation. I really think that the A2 or the WKM would be better controller choices. Followed by the Naza M v2. I don't see an application...

You connect to the FPV camera ground. You have to split it to the iOSD mini and your vTx. It is a common ground.

You can use the connector. The only difference is that the H3-2D GCU does not have a power output, only video and ground. Other than that they are the same.

The Lightbridge does require a direct HDMI connect to the camera. Right now the HDMI converter on the Zen only outputs analog through the slip rings. I have tried it on a H3-2D and it works.

I don't think that it will be that expensive, but it has not been formally introduced so none of us know.

You will not be able to calibrate your compass. You need that functionality.

Yes.

If you are attaching a HDMI cable with the Nex7 there should not be an issue with the Lightbridge cable. Whether the Zen will tolerate this light cable is another story. I think a new GCU may be in order. I have no idea what they have up their sleeve.

Guys are having CW and CCW threads machined on a rod and are using that to balance them.