DJI HDMI Output Module Part 54: Stream Superior Quality Videos from Phantom 3 Pro/Adv/Phantom 4/Phantom 4 Pro/Adv to External Devices Review

As far as I know. That would work fine. I had transmission problems and diagnosed the problem area. This device did nothing to solve the no video transmission issue. So that told me that everything is fine with my current device and the scoreboard is not the problem. So I sent it back because I don't need it.

A great addition to the remote control. Part of me wants to take a star off for the price, especially since this guy should come standard anyway (why charge an extra $100 for something it's clearly already capable of?), but then again, eh a) at the moment they have P3A for $200 off, and b) at least there is an option! Not all drones have that. That works great. Exactly the same lag as phones/tablets lag (contrary to what another reviewer said) and it's so minimal (it exists, but hardly) that…

I bought this DJI HDMI Output Module Part 54 for my Phantom 4 Advanced. About 1.5 years ago I bought this item for another drone and it was defective from DJI. When I ordered this product again, I was concerned. Of course it didn't work. Another defective HDMI module from DJI. However, this is DJI's fault, not that Luckybird supplier. This supplier's Luckybird customer service on return was quick and responsive. They delivered the goods to me quickly and I am satisfied. I only gave 4 stars…

Took me 5 minutes to replace it with the original USB board. I've watched a few YouTube videos on how to do this, but if you're even a little tech savvy, it's an easy fix. There was some confusion about this part because it only showed compatibility with the Phantom 3 series and I have a Phantom 4 Pro. Some reviews said it would work with the Phantom 4 Pro while others didn't. I dared to find out for myself and it worked with the Phantom 4 Pro straight away. The DJI go app immediately…

My module was not working. After installation, the USB port just didn't work. I tried to update the firmware, but it's quite difficult due to the USB port not working. I went through a verification process to make sure I installed correctly, uninstalled it and reinstalled my old module to make sure the problem wasn't another link in the chain. After some research on the DJI forums it turned out that they have a pretty good chance of failing or failing fast due to poor soldering on the board. If

Let me tell you what you're going through. Of course there are YouTube videos and I've watched a few and they helped with the installation but none of them tell you how to update the firmware on your controller. My first attempt was to use The DJI Assistant 2, it scared me and said it wanted to go back to factory settings. I clicked on it and it worked for a few seconds and just stuck there. (DJI Assistant will not update your new board!) I even plugged my first board back into the controller…

I don't really understand what the problem is with this module but it still didn't work as expected. While the ribbon cables are a bit problematic for large male hands, it installs well. However, when the controller and Phantom were powered on, there was no communication between them. The app just showed the message "Disabled". I switched it back to the original module and everything came back online and connected. I swapped the modules again and tried different cables, made sure the firmware…

If you have a Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 - DO NOT buy this module, it will not work with your flight controller. That said, this module is described on the site as working with the "Phantom 4 Series" - information about the module is WRONG. I called DJI, spoke to the CS rep, the supervisor and emailed the development team. They all confirmed that DJI doesn't have an HDMI output module for the V2 yet. I'm posting this because the supplier emailed me to claim that the HDMI module will work in V2…