🚁 DJI Naza-M V2 Flight Controller - Enhanced Version 2.0 with Built-in GPS, All-in-one Design Review

Bought for home build hexacopter with DJI motors. The software is not supported on Windows 10 without major changes. Add my name to the many frustrated users who couldn't set up ESC and Device Manager to get this system working. The Naza module communicates with the radio and tuning software, but the ESCs and motors do not turn on. I ended up throwing it away. DJI had to support this system if it was still being sold today. I have bought many DJI products. This didn't work for me.

I liked the modular approach of this flight control system. However, the system never took to the air. By the time I got to the point of putting it on a finished quad-core frame, the original helper had configured the firmware to require updates. Unfortunately, the laptop that was originally used to set up the system failed. It worked on Windows7, the new laptop uses Windows10. It never updated properly and I can't get it to work. The LED code instructs you to contact the retailer. Well, to say

I think it is well known among multicopter enthusiasts that the DJI Naza-M V2 is a reliable and durable flight controller. I would say that all the negative reviews are most likely due to lemons slipping through quality control or being misapplied. for example the use of the Naza-M in an extremely large and heavy aircraft. There are of course many other high quality flight control systems out there, but if you're considering the Naza-M for your next build and don't have any experience with it…