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Did you get it to bind?

Opps wrong thread disregard A2 LOL

Yes if you are using the Futaba receiver and not the internal receiver of the A2

Owning a hobby shop, when I take a person that has never flown a drone and hand them a Phantom they take off and land and fly around with very little problems and zero frustration. So IMO it all depends on what your end result is, do you just want the challenge of a toy, or wanted to be get that...

The A2 needs to be set to Sbus.

Try relinking the receiver.

Go the the menu for SYSTEM and check what receiver type you have set.

If you're using the A2 as the receiver than you would set it to DR16, if you are using a external receiver that it would be Dbus which allows you to access more channels.

You need to buy a Real Drone NOT a toy look at the Blade http://www.horizonhobby.com/BLH8670?KPID=BLH8670&CAWELAID=320011980000238665&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=29517541347&CATCI=pla-159472223067&gclid=CL7r5pWqu88CFQtZhgodGAYInQ or somthing along those lines.

Non that I know of?

Looks like a solid drone, what ya going to do with it?

Cool never to late to start up again. Let use know your progress.

Do you have any weight like a gimbal or you just flying the frame?

Did you set the A2 for D-Bus? What did you set the Radio frequency to?

Your not binding the radio, the radio is bound once the light is solid green. You press the button on the recieve till it's blinking once it goes green you're bound. Keep the radio closer to the receiver.

Here you go- http://www.rctigermotor.com/html/2016/Power-Type_0414/309.html you need 1000 grams.

Horizon is self leveling, Angle will maintain a set degree when you full deflect your stick.

Trying increasing the D

P – proportional P provides a proportional amount of corrective force based upon the angle of error from desired position. The larger the deviation, the larger the corrective force. A higher P value will create a stronger force to return to desired position. If the P value is too high, on the...

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