If you are having trouble getting the 1000mw and 1200mw options unlocked, be sure you are running the latest firmware (v01.00.01.00) and if you are not in the US, you need to have the 700mw option in your menu. If you only have 25mw as an option, you will need to do the "FCC hack" first.
Another great video Dan! As usual, your thorough approach provided lots of data and I agree with your conclusions. This test appears to be great for 700mw, so more power doesn't improve any metric. As you said, potentially long distance would be a good test. I wouldn't want to try that unless you had a GPS and a proven RTM capability. Thanks for the video!
When we put the file on the sd card and put it in the goggles, do we need to keep the sd card in the goggles with the file on every time we want the 1200mw mode or does it write the file to the goggles firmware and then we can remove the sd card?
aiming to get a set of these for our group.i teach children who are introuble alot to fly and they want to fly a set of these lol.they do look good.great video nate
Good luck! I hope you can get a set because they really do enhance the experience a lot. I have really been enjoying flying in HD and I think they would too.
@@5zero7RC thankyou im hoping so just to give them the experience and my self of course.been donated alot of gear and tried for a pair but no luck lol.we get a budget donated each month so we will see whats what.maybe buy seperate.
What antennas are you using? I have noticed dramatic difference between stock and aftermarket antennas on the DJI system. Could stock antennas be a bottleneck as far as seeing a difference in range with higher power settings? I also wonder if the system is variable? Kinda like cross fire? Maybe aftermarket antennas would in essence open up the system to reach full power? Just a thought. - thanks for your help on Bardwell’s live streams!
@@philip-sancho I have not yet tested any aftermarket antennas. I would love to try some of the TrueRC ones though. And yes, I was trying to use the Mbps as a comparison to see if more power would equate to a better image since more Mbps means more data for the picture.
It's public info now that dji used goggle antennas that limit power to 50% to pass FCC regs, I mostly fly w 4 lollipop stubbys on goggle and get insane range n penetration, check my vids I superviewed DVR footage, works great.
@@flo-ridafpv5713 I'd like to see the source of that information about the DJI antennas. I have only heard second hand about that. From what I can see in the FCC regulations, DJI can use 1watt and 6dbi gain antennas and still be legal. I don't see why they would need to kill the power with the antennas to pass FCC part 15.
Depends what you have. This is for the DJI FPV air unit. The DJI FPV Drone will be very different, as will the new DJI O3 Air unit. None of those newer systems have this option.
I'm curious whether you were just adding/changing menu labels or options versus actually modifying power levels. You really need a signal strength meter. JB has one & a DJI. You should ask him to validate the setting changes.
I have heard others that saw a bigger improvement. But they were either testing maximum range or were using better antennas. Most likely a power increase just doesn't make much of a difference in this particular test, which is also good to know that for many freestyle environments, you don't need more power.
I get “you do not have permission to access (sd card) because it’s read only” Have no idea how to fix this. I’m still in 25mW mode and trying to do the FCC version first before going to 1200mW.
I tested it too and the air unit stays at less than 25 degrees after flight too and so, it don't become hot like before at 700mW. It seems clear that 1200mW is the max Power but during flight the air unit reduces power under 700mW maybe to avoid damage the air unit in time. No temperature = no hight power. The good news is that we can place the air unit where we want into the frame, no need air flow to cool it.
I happen to have a whole video about that :) ua-cam.com/video/DoUvtDdOHxs/v-deo.html The quick answer is that I imported the srt files that are now recorded by the goggles into Final Cut Pro. For the 3 power level stacked comparison I ran the videos through Handbrake to burn the captions onto them.
The 1200mw was a little more consistent. But honestly you shouldn't even have to go over 700mw maybe 1000mw tops. I fly anywhere from a half-mile to 1-mile distances I'm going to have to experiment with this as well. New supporter to your Channel
What is the power usage at those higher settings? The air unit is rated 4W-9W for standard output. Running 6S rig and using a 9v1.2A circuit to power the air unit.
5zero7 RC I’ve been looking around and don’t see anyone mention that bumping to 1000mw could blow your FC circuit. Seems important. I’ve noted it on Bardwell’s video as well. Perhaps because they are adding this to 4S rigs and drawing on Vbat?
Its better to use a minimum of 10v 2a which gives you 20w. Your only have 10.8w which is borderline.. I have seen ratings of 10w for the unit, worst thing you want is to fry the unit Even at 700mw I wouldn't have less than 12w. Good thing is HD FC boards nowusually have inbuilt BEC . Im using a T-Motor F7 which has a 10a2v just keep that in mind when you buy your next fc
We have already seen that the increase in power does not increase the quality, if you admit suggestions the second test would be to see how the increase in power affects the distance (of course to do that test you have to have a GPS installed to return automatically in case of problems ) the third test could be to change the antennas, which I am seeing almost necessary
As far as I am comfortable flying :) I have not pushed the range very much. The farthest I have gone is 1/2 mile or 800 meters. And the signal was just fine. I generally stay within 1/4 mile of my location and fly from inside my car with no signal issues.
Here are some things to check... Is the radio paired with the air unit / vista and you have a green light? Have you tried connecting the DJI system to a different UART on your flight controller? I don't think it can be connected to an inverted sbus pad if I remember correctly. Double check which UART you are using and make sure it is set up for your radio. Make sure betaflight is set up to use sbus. Try toggling the sbus fast option in the DJI goggles. Is there a wiring diagram out there for your flight controller that shows the suggested way to connect it to a DJI system?
I did a super quick average, median, minimum and maximum calculation of each complete flight. Here are the results.... 700mW : 23.73 25.4 10.0 25.4 1000mW : 23.40 25.4 10.2 25.4 1200mW : 24.15 25.4 10.1 25.4
Nice test man From this vid, I know thats 700mw is enough for me, there no big difference for peop who fly mid range like me. I never do longrange cos to do it we hav to add gps etc. So far Im impressed with the stock dji fpv system
Do a test behind solid building obstructions. perhaps it's not so much the 'range' but more the 'penetrating' power that makes the difference. if that's true, then you could make a case that it's not particularly good for the health of the pilot.
I was hoping the additional "penetrating power" would help with the image quality when going behind a tree at a distance, but I really didn't see a noticeable improvement. The additional power is a non issue as far as the operators health is concerned.
Same here. I've tried several antennas, and while they do help a lot, I really want to get my hands on some TrueRC products if they will ever be in stock.
Forget about how many milliWatts it is, RF is best measured in dBm. 700mW to 1200mW is not even a 3dB increase. That would equate to roughly 1s point on a signal strength meter. To improve range and signal quality it’s best to improve on the antenna. Higher gain antennas; improved signal capture area....
I don't have a HAM license either, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't let you bend the rules. It just makes it legal for you to use stuff that isn't FCC licensed, but still follows regs. But on the note of DJI's 1000mw,... or 1200mw, and the legality... I recently re-read the FCC testing for the 700mw. As far as I can tell, 700mw is not the actual output power. The actual power is more like 160mw per antenna connector. The FCC testing shows ~22dbm. Then you add the 2.84dbi antennas, and you're at 24.84dbm, which is 305mw. Then you double that because it's MIMO and transmitting on two antennas at once. So that's gets you close to what they claim is 700mw, or 25dbm total. So with a 7db patch antenna, you'd still be within regs( 30dbm), though you would now need a HAM license because it is no longer a certified setup. I don't think the FPV community even knows how to spell HAM, so I'm not real concerned there. But using the 700mw as an example, the 1000mw setting is likely not outputting 1000mw at the connector, and is probably completely legal with stock antennas,...which btw, are just dipoles on the goggles. Only the air unit is LHCP. Assuming the math above is correct, at the 1000mw setting, an upgrade to the antennas needs to stay under 2.84dbi. So how is it an upgrade? Well, with the stock antennas being linear polarization, and your air unit on circular polarization, you are losing 3dbm, which is half of your power. So upgrading to a good set of antennas with a high axial ratio, but still under 2.84dbi, should net you a huge signal improvement while adhering to regs. I assume this is why TrueRC labels their antennas as a 50% improvement. But knowing how DJI is doing their math, that means the 1200mw is not legal. Of course neither are the regular 1 and 1.2w analog VTX's unless your pigtail is really lossy. The FCC regs allow 1watt, and 6dbi antennas, but you have to stay under 30dbm total(1watt), so that means your cabling would have to lose 6db to run that 6db antenna. Sorry for how long that was. Just been enjoying the research,... Feel free to correct me,...with data of course. :D
@5zero7 I think this one's second to last paragraph is what you were referring to on JB's video that did not contain that area. So I guess I'm wrong on that particular interpretation of the regs. Seems the rest of the internet agrees with you on the 36db total allowed. :D And using the DJI math, and the 36db with antennas,... the 1200w may very well be legal.
@@thierry01500 Not sure of what you're asking or what your objective is. If the goggle is outputting 22dbm, add your antenna gain to that, then run it through a conversion to mw like this site: www.rapidtables.com/convert/power/dBm_to_mW.html Then, in theory you would double it because it's MIMO,....except you're running two different sets of antennas, and you have no clue which two it decided to talk on and in which direction. In my opinion, your best bet with this system is to use all of the same antennas pointed in the same general direction. You then select the type of antenna for how wide your flying area is.
FYI, anyone who took the time to read the long comment above, I was wrong about the antennas being linear polarization. Even though in testing they act like it, I just took one apart and it has little helical bits in it.
hello. i got a question. i see you have set sbus baud fast on. so you got still at the start 25 to 28ms in the osd is this normal because on my sytems is the same and i read something from 7ms after set sbus fast? and does the channels 1-8 does affect the range? greez from switzerland
sbus baud fast is for the DJI radio control link and allows it to be 7ms. The 25-28ms you see in the goggles osd is for the video link. The channel you are using can have a small impact on range, especially if you are using a channel that has other interference on it. Also some antennas are better tuned to specific frequencies so you might see a slight improvement using a channel that is as close to that tuned frequency as possible. However that does not usually make a significant difference.
@@5zero7RC oh nice thx for the answer. yea i just wondering one time i switcht the channel from 8 to 2 and there was a little difference in one corner maybe it was that. so 1 question i still didnt find out. i have the tmotor f55 stack on m kwad with the wire from the dji box to the esc stack. so i still miss my osd (battery voltage etc) was i selectet in betaflight. did i miss open another uart port in BF or what going wrong that i cant get information on my googles?
@@searchwalter_tv7335 To get the voltage in your goggles you need to connect the cable as you have done to a UART, then in betaflight you need to enable MSP on that UART. Also be sure that UART is not one that is inverted for sbus use. Hope that helps.
Check my last flight I flew thru 4 concrete blds full of medical equip w 4 lollipop stubbys on goggles at 1w, froze right at far corner, superviewed the dvr works great ;)
Yes, actually I think you might need to do the FCC hack to get 1200mw, though I have not tried that since I am in the US. Either way I am sure you can do both.
What do you mean nothing works with the new update? I assume you are talking about the update released July 8th. I have updated mine and see no issues so far.
@@5zero7RC I make the update yesterday 08/07/2020 and now I have Only 3 channel available , I put 1 in sd card but nothing change I afraid I come back in CE mode not Fcc ...I live in France (CE)
Every time you do a firmware update it will default to the mode for your country. If you want the FCC mode, you will need to fix that with each update. Also, be aware that 50Mbps mode only has 3 channels even in FCC areas.
@@5zero7RC ho ok I notice I can put 700mw again and only 3 channel now . what difference between 50mbps and 25mbps is it difference in live or in recording rate? thanks
If you are having trouble getting the 1000mw and 1200mw options unlocked, be sure you are running the latest firmware (v01.00.01.00) and if you are not in the US, you need to have the 700mw option in your menu. If you only have 25mw as an option, you will need to do the "FCC hack" first.
Thank you Sir. After watching 4 videos and Oscar L. You were the only one to exactly explain it!!!
I agree you helped an old man like myself figure out text edit on my way old mac. You ROCK!
Wow thank you for this high quality video!! I will stay with 700mw so in summer the heat is no problem at all😉
the heat is not a problem as long as the drone is moving as soon as you land unplug it
Another great video Dan! As usual, your thorough approach provided lots of data and I agree with your conclusions. This test appears to be great for 700mw, so more power doesn't improve any metric. As you said, potentially long distance would be a good test. I wouldn't want to try that unless you had a GPS and a proven RTM capability. Thanks for the video!
When we put the file on the sd card and put it in the goggles, do we need to keep the sd card in the goggles with the file on every time we want the 1200mw mode or does it write the file to the goggles firmware and then we can remove the sd card?
aiming to get a set of these for our group.i teach children who are introuble alot to fly and they want to fly a set of these lol.they do look good.great video nate
Good luck! I hope you can get a set because they really do enhance the experience a lot. I have really been enjoying flying in HD and I think they would too.
@@5zero7RC thankyou im hoping so just to give them the experience and my self of course.been donated alot of gear and tried for a pair but no luck lol.we get a budget donated each month so we will see whats what.maybe buy seperate.
I think the extra power might be for distance more than anything and not video quality so much
What antennas are you using? I have noticed dramatic difference between stock and aftermarket antennas on the DJI system. Could stock antennas be a bottleneck as far as seeing a difference in range with higher power settings? I also wonder if the system is variable? Kinda like cross fire? Maybe aftermarket antennas would in essence open up the system to reach full power? Just a thought. - thanks for your help on Bardwell’s live streams!
I am using the stock antennas on everything. I would not be surprised if there was a bigger difference with upgraded antennas.
What aftermarket antennas are you noticing the most dramatic improvement with? Are you comparing with Mbps?
@@philip-sancho I have not yet tested any aftermarket antennas. I would love to try some of the TrueRC ones though.
And yes, I was trying to use the Mbps as a comparison to see if more power would equate to a better image since more Mbps means more data for the picture.
It's public info now that dji used goggle antennas that limit power to 50% to pass FCC regs, I mostly fly w 4 lollipop stubbys on goggle and get insane range n penetration, check my vids I superviewed DVR footage, works great.
@@flo-ridafpv5713 I'd like to see the source of that information about the DJI antennas. I have only heard second hand about that. From what I can see in the FCC regulations, DJI can use 1watt and 6dbi gain antennas and still be legal. I don't see why they would need to kill the power with the antennas to pass FCC part 15.
I just got the fpv. I don't even see these settings coming up in the menu.
Has dji eliminated this feature in the newer fpv's?
Depends what you have. This is for the DJI FPV air unit. The DJI FPV Drone will be very different, as will the new DJI O3 Air unit. None of those newer systems have this option.
Thanks bro you solidified my purchase for me!
I'm curious whether you were just adding/changing menu labels or options versus actually modifying power levels. You really need a signal strength meter.
JB has one & a DJI. You should ask him to validate the setting changes.
I have heard others that saw a bigger improvement. But they were either testing maximum range or were using better antennas. Most likely a power increase just doesn't make much of a difference in this particular test, which is also good to know that for many freestyle environments, you don't need more power.
@@5zero7RC I messaged your video to JB and asked him to test it.
He just replied that he's working on it. I'll let you know what he finds.
@@mccolld11 I think the RR crew is in Washington this weekend, maybe he can do something like that when he gets back home.
@@5zero7RC JB just released a video confirming this hack. Yea!!!
He meter tested it and range tested it. Now I really want one!
I get “you do not have permission to access (sd card) because it’s read only”
Have no idea how to fix this.
I’m still in 25mW mode and trying to do the FCC version first before going to 1200mW.
Maybe try using the goggles menu to format the sd card?
You can also up the frame rate of the goggles as well
I tested it too and the air unit stays at less than 25 degrees after flight too and so, it don't become hot like before at 700mW. It seems clear that 1200mW is the max Power but during flight the air unit reduces power under 700mW maybe to avoid damage the air unit in time. No temperature = no hight power. The good news is that we can place the air unit where we want into the frame, no need air flow to cool it.
Nice test. What did you use to overlay the osd/srt onto the DVR?
I happen to have a whole video about that :) ua-cam.com/video/DoUvtDdOHxs/v-deo.html
The quick answer is that I imported the srt files that are now recorded by the goggles into Final Cut Pro. For the 3 power level stacked comparison I ran the videos through Handbrake to burn the captions onto them.
The 1200mw was a little more consistent. But honestly you shouldn't even have to go over 700mw maybe 1000mw tops. I fly anywhere from a half-mile to 1-mile distances I'm going to have to experiment with this as well. New supporter to your Channel
The difference becomes clear if you had it in the High Quality 50mbps mode.
I was saying the same thing. Why did he only have it on 25mbps. 🤔
What is the power usage at those higher settings? The air unit is rated 4W-9W for standard output. Running 6S rig and using a 9v1.2A circuit to power the air unit.
That is a good question. Does anyone have the answer?
5zero7 RC I’ve been looking around and don’t see anyone mention that bumping to 1000mw could blow your FC circuit. Seems important. I’ve noted it on Bardwell’s video as well. Perhaps because they are adding this to 4S rigs and drawing on Vbat?
Its better to use a minimum of 10v 2a which gives you 20w. Your only have 10.8w which is borderline.. I have seen ratings of 10w for the unit, worst thing you want is to fry the unit Even at 700mw I wouldn't have less than 12w.
Good thing is HD FC boards nowusually have inbuilt BEC . Im using a T-Motor F7 which has a 10a2v just keep that in mind when you buy your next fc
We have already seen that the increase in power does not increase the quality, if you admit suggestions the second test would be to see how the increase in power affects the distance (of course to do that test you have to have a GPS installed to return automatically in case of problems )
the third test could be to change the antennas, which I am seeing almost necessary
real quick .. what range are you getting on the fpv feed with these goggles?
As far as I am comfortable flying :) I have not pushed the range very much. The farthest I have gone is 1/2 mile or 800 meters. And the signal was just fine. I generally stay within 1/4 mile of my location and fly from inside my car with no signal issues.
can't get my dji remote to move the channels on betaflight I think I've done just about everything don't know what else I can do....
help please
Here are some things to check...
Is the radio paired with the air unit / vista and you have a green light?
Have you tried connecting the DJI system to a different UART on your flight controller? I don't think it can be connected to an inverted sbus pad if I remember correctly. Double check which UART you are using and make sure it is set up for your radio. Make sure betaflight is set up to use sbus. Try toggling the sbus fast option in the DJI goggles. Is there a wiring diagram out there for your flight controller that shows the suggested way to connect it to a DJI system?
Use the srt files to plot a graph and work out average figures.
That seems like a great idea.
I did a super quick average, median, minimum and maximum calculation of each complete flight. Here are the results....
700mW : 23.73 25.4 10.0 25.4
1000mW : 23.40 25.4 10.2 25.4
1200mW : 24.15 25.4 10.1 25.4
Those are some marginal figures lol
This hack is for more range / stronger signal but it also can cause overheating
Nice test man
From this vid, I know thats 700mw is enough for me, there no big difference for peop who fly mid range like me. I never do longrange cos to do it we hav to add gps etc. So far Im impressed with the stock dji fpv system
Do a test behind solid building obstructions. perhaps it's not so much the 'range' but more the 'penetrating' power that makes the difference. if that's true, then you could make a case that it's not particularly good for the health of the pilot.
I was hoping the additional "penetrating power" would help with the image quality when going behind a tree at a distance, but I really didn't see a noticeable improvement.
The additional power is a non issue as far as the operators health is concerned.
Seems like better antennas is the way to go vs. upping power. Which is typical.
I think you are correct. Just using the stock antennas right now. I'd like to give the TrueRC stubbies a try but they are always sold out :)
I tried the lumenier rhcp and they simply dont work with the system so be careful which ones you get
Same here. I've tried several antennas, and while they do help a lot, I really want to get my hands on some TrueRC products if they will ever be in stock.
@@5zero7RC RotorVillage has them
You should watch AndyRC's conclusion to "better" antennas. There is a reason most people went back to stock.
Awesome thanks for sharing! Subbed!
Forget about how many milliWatts it is, RF is best measured in dBm. 700mW to 1200mW is not even a 3dB increase. That would equate to roughly 1s point on a signal strength meter. To improve range and signal quality it’s best to improve on the antenna. Higher gain antennas; improved signal capture area....
Does this work on the CE version? It only has 700 meter range
First you need to do the FCC hack, then you can do the 1200mw hack. That should do it. oscarliang.com/dji-fpv-system-fcc-700mw/
I don't have a HAM license either, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't let you bend the rules. It just makes it legal for you to use stuff that isn't FCC licensed, but still follows regs.
But on the note of DJI's 1000mw,... or 1200mw, and the legality... I recently re-read the FCC testing for the 700mw. As far as I can tell, 700mw is not the actual output power. The actual power is more like 160mw per antenna connector. The FCC testing shows ~22dbm. Then you add the 2.84dbi antennas, and you're at 24.84dbm, which is 305mw. Then you double that because it's MIMO and transmitting on two antennas at once. So that's gets you close to what they claim is 700mw, or 25dbm total. So with a 7db patch antenna, you'd still be within regs( 30dbm), though you would now need a HAM license because it is no longer a certified setup. I don't think the FPV community even knows how to spell HAM, so I'm not real concerned there. But using the 700mw as an example, the 1000mw setting is likely not outputting 1000mw at the connector, and is probably completely legal with stock antennas,...which btw, are just dipoles on the goggles. Only the air unit is LHCP. Assuming the math above is correct, at the 1000mw setting, an upgrade to the antennas needs to stay under 2.84dbi. So how is it an upgrade? Well, with the stock antennas being linear polarization, and your air unit on circular polarization, you are losing 3dbm, which is half of your power. So upgrading to a good set of antennas with a high axial ratio, but still under 2.84dbi, should net you a huge signal improvement while adhering to regs. I assume this is why TrueRC labels their antennas as a 50% improvement.
But knowing how DJI is doing their math, that means the 1200mw is not legal. Of course neither are the regular 1 and 1.2w analog VTX's unless your pigtail is really lossy. The FCC regs allow 1watt, and 6dbi antennas, but you have to stay under 30dbm total(1watt), so that means your cabling would have to lose 6db to run that 6db antenna.
Sorry for how long that was. Just been enjoying the research,... Feel free to correct me,...with data of course. :D
@5zero7 I think this one's second to last paragraph is what you were referring to on JB's video that did not contain that area. So I guess I'm wrong on that particular interpretation of the regs. Seems the rest of the internet agrees with you on the 36db total allowed. :D And using the DJI math, and the 36db with antennas,... the 1200w may very well be legal.
@@rcrdps8144 can you give the math for calculate the power ?
I would like to check my power with 2 patch on 25mw and 700mw.
Thank you
@@thierry01500 Not sure of what you're asking or what your objective is. If the goggle is outputting 22dbm, add your antenna gain to that, then run it through a conversion to mw like this site: www.rapidtables.com/convert/power/dBm_to_mW.html
Then, in theory you would double it because it's MIMO,....except you're running two different sets of antennas, and you have no clue which two it decided to talk on and in which direction. In my opinion, your best bet with this system is to use all of the same antennas pointed in the same general direction. You then select the type of antenna for how wide your flying area is.
FYI, anyone who took the time to read the long comment above, I was wrong about the antennas being linear polarization. Even though in testing they act like it, I just took one apart and it has little helical bits in it.
hello. i got a question. i see you have set sbus baud fast on. so you got still at the start 25 to 28ms in the osd is this normal because on my sytems is the same and i read something from 7ms after set sbus fast?
and does the channels 1-8 does affect the range? greez from switzerland
sbus baud fast is for the DJI radio control link and allows it to be 7ms. The 25-28ms you see in the goggles osd is for the video link.
The channel you are using can have a small impact on range, especially if you are using a channel that has other interference on it. Also some antennas are better tuned to specific frequencies so you might see a slight improvement using a channel that is as close to that tuned frequency as possible. However that does not usually make a significant difference.
@@5zero7RC oh nice thx for the answer.
yea i just wondering one time i switcht the channel from 8 to 2 and there was a little difference in one corner maybe it was that.
so 1 question i still didnt find out. i have the tmotor f55 stack on m kwad with the wire from the dji box to the esc stack. so i still miss my osd (battery voltage etc) was i selectet in betaflight. did i miss open another uart port in BF or what going wrong that i cant get information on my googles?
@@searchwalter_tv7335 To get the voltage in your goggles you need to connect the cable as you have done to a UART, then in betaflight you need to enable MSP on that UART. Also be sure that UART is not one that is inverted for sbus use. Hope that helps.
I have this and the caddx vista and personally I think the vista is a better unit
need to test through some thick buildings.to get a true test
Check my last flight I flew thru 4 concrete blds full of medical equip w 4 lollipop stubbys on goggles at 1w, froze right at far corner, superviewed the dvr works great ;)
@@flo-ridafpv5713 nice
Great video. Thanks a lot
can i both have fcc mode and 1200mw hack?
Yes, actually I think you might need to do the FCC hack to get 1200mw, though I have not tried that since I am in the US. Either way I am sure you can do both.
@@5zero7RC USA is already set up to FCC so no need to do that hack.
how are you able to get the OSD info?
Glad you asked :) I actually have a whole video full of different ways to show the OSD. ua-cam.com/video/DoUvtDdOHxs/v-deo.html
Do you uses Hero 7 with Hypersmooth?
In this video I was also using a GoPro Hero 8 with Hypersmooth 2 ( not boost ) enabled.
Hi. Which firmware did you use?
You need the firmware update that was released on November 1st before you can unlock the 1000mw and 1200mw options.
Nice cool friend🤔👊👊
lol love JB Bardwell how he zapped
You explained the 1200 hack the best of anybody but I still can't get it to work after trying 1 million times
Bummer! Are you in the US? If not, have you done the FCC hack first?
@@5zero7RC Yep I am in the US
Is it a added scam
nothing work now with new update !!! GRRRRRR
What do you mean nothing works with the new update? I assume you are talking about the update released July 8th. I have updated mine and see no issues so far.
@@5zero7RC I make the update yesterday 08/07/2020 and now I have Only 3 channel available , I put 1 in sd card but nothing change I afraid I come back in CE mode not Fcc ...I live in France (CE)
Every time you do a firmware update it will default to the mode for your country. If you want the FCC mode, you will need to fix that with each update.
Also, be aware that 50Mbps mode only has 3 channels even in FCC areas.
@@5zero7RC ho ok I notice I can put 700mw again and only 3 channel now . what difference between 50mbps and 25mbps is it difference in live or in recording rate? thanks
Hello