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So are you saying plug the gear channel on the Rx to the Naza aux 1 port and plug the Rx Aux 1 to the Naza U - I have it the other way now. Thanks Pete

Yep, did all that and checked it all multiple times - thanks

A genuine nubie question here - I am in the process of doing a quad build project with my grandson. For flight control we are using a Naza Lite and for communication we are presently using a JR 9503 and a Spektrum AR 610 6 ch receiver. My plan is to get something like a Spektrum DX6 for...

I built an F450 with a Naza M V2 during Bart's group build and it flies beautifully and I had relatively few problems with the build for a newby (with lots of help from the forum, of course). I have had so much fun with it that I have agreed to do a project with one of my grandsons to build a...

Actually you can get a PMU unit here. http://www.amain.com/DJI-Naza-M-V2-Power-Management-Unit/p263588

More commentary re use of UAVs in industry from the Engineering News Record http://enr.construction.com/technology/construction_technology/2014/0908-some-firms-are-not-waiting-for-regulations-on-commercial-drone-operations.asp

Ezuhf plug in module? that doesn't seem to be covered in the operating manual. I'm so new at this I don' have a clue what you are talking about.

thanks, Good info but guess I'll struggle along with my JR 9503 for awhile.

Just curious, why not a Spektrum for quads?

Gambrinus, after the 4th maybe - I'm traveling until then - Grandkids in CA.

Hi All, Thanks to Bart and all on this forum my build is complete and I have a successful flight or two under my belt. By coming in late I seem to have managed to avoid a lot of the pitfalls that others have encountered. My setup consists of - Standard DJI F450 quad with stock motors, props...

I am trying to load and use the NAZA Assistant for the first time. The program loads fine but when I try to register it takes me to a webpage titled "Error Exception....." with a bunch of programing looking stuff. Am I missing something fundamental here or is the registration system broken?

Well, making progress I think. Turns out I had put the binding plug in the wrong slot (verifies the rule to never do stuff late at night when you ought to be in bed). Now the Rx appears to bind OK but I am still getting the "no transmitter signal" blinking yellow light when I fire up the NAZA...

So my build is essentially complete and I am ready to set up the system on the computer. I am building a DJI F450 with NAZA 2 flight control. I will be using a JR 9503 transmitter and the receiver is a JR 921X. However when I power up to bind the transmitter/receiver the NAZA naturally...

I can't type either. Should be JR 9503 not 6503 :upset:.

Thanks - it is a 9503 (typo). I had never seen a reference to a built in battery either. However, this raises another nubie question. Where does the Rx get power - from the connections to the NAZA?

I am a complete nubie and have joined this group build late and have recently acquired a JR 6503 which came with a JR 921x receiver. The manual is quite sketchy but implies that this receiver has a battery that needs to be charged. Is this correct. There are no real instructions on how to...

This may not be the place for this question but since you owned this device you probably know more about it than I do. I am a complete nubie and have joined Bart's group build late and have recently acquired a JR 6503 which came with a 921x receiver. The manual is quite sketchy but implies...

thank you you very much. I was about to unsolder as you did to test but you saved me the trouble.

Late Guy here again. I have completed wiring my escs to the F450 lower plate. In a DJI video I saw ( http://www.dji.com/product/flame-wheel-arf/video - third video) they tested the wiring (after soldering) for what I assumed was circuit continuity and assumed that the positive and negative...