Support for DJI FPV

The DJI FPV drone gimbal is a single-axis (tilt axis) stabilizer.

The DJI FPV drone gimbal can tilt from -65° to 70°.

The DJI FPV drone does not support controlling the gimbal to rotate left and right.

No, the DJI FPV drone gimbal does not support vertical shooting.

The gimbal accuracy (angular vibration range) of the DJI FPV drone is ± 0.01°.

The DJI FPV drone has a single-axis gimbal stabilizer, which only supports FPV mode.

After connecting the aircraft to the goggles, go to "Settings" -> "Control" -> "Gimbal Calibration" in the goggles menu.

The DJI FPV drone does not support expanding the tilt angle of the gimbal.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support advanced gimbal settings.

You can replace the gimbal and camera module provided by DJI. The replacement steps are as follows:
1. Remove the gimbal protector, unscrew the four screws (which are relatively long), and then remove the gimbal protective cover.
2. Unscrew the four screws securing the left and right external shell.
3. Remove the four screws securing the gimbal (which are relatively short) and the two (silver) screws securing the gimbal flexible flat cable.
4. Gently lift the gimbal fixing piece, remove the gimbal flexible flat cable clip, and remove the gimbal.
5. Close the gimbal cable clip, fit the gimbal fixing piece in place, and secure it with two screws.
6. Secure the gimbal with four screws.
7. Mount the gimbal shell and gimbal protector.
8. The replacement is complete.

No, the DJI FPV drone camera does not support replacing the ND/UV lens.

The DJI FPV drone camera is equipped with a 1/2.3'' CMOS sensor, with 12 MP effective pixels.

The pixel size of the DJI FPV drone camera is 1.55 μm.

The DJI FPV drone supports the following photo and video resolutions:
Maximum photo size: 3840 x 2160
Recording mode:
4K: 3840 x 2160, 50/60 fps
FHD: 1920 x 1080, 50/60/100/120 fps

The ISO range of the DJI FPV drone camera is 100 to 12800

The DJI FPV drone supports JPEG format photos.

The maximum bit rate of the videos taken by the DJI FPV drone is 120 Mbps.

The file system supported by the DJI FPV drone is MP4/MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, HEVC/H.265).

The DJI FPV drone cameras cannot zoom.

The DJI FPV drone does not support the Picture in Video (PIV) feature.

No, the aperture of the DJI FPV drone cannot be adjusted.

The DJI FPV drone uses DJI self-developed lenses.

When in poor light environments, we do not recommend using the DJI FPV drone in M mode or using the goggles. If you use the drone in other modes, you can adjust the sensitivity, shutter speed, and aperture size, but poor light conditions will have a certain impact on the image quality.

The DJI FPV drone shutter speed can be adjusted from 1/50 to 1/8000 s.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not provide LUT files developed by DJI, but it supports using third-party LUT files.

If “Distortion Correction" is not enabled in DJI Fly, videos shot by the DJI FPV will be noticeably distorted. Please go to "Settings" -> "Camera" -> "Advanced Camera Settings" -> "Distortion Correction" in the Goggles V2 to enable the distortion correction feature.

The sampling method used in DJI FPV drone videos is supersampling.

The DJI FPV drone camera is equipped with an electronic rolling shutter (electronic shutter).

The max service ceiling of the DJI FPV drone is 6,000 m.

As the propellers of the DJI FPV drone are not foldable, we recommend that you remove the propellers before storing the drone.

The DJI FPV drone can hover for about 16 minutes (in a windless environment).

The max battery life of the DJI FPV drone is about 20 minutes (when it is flying at a constant speed of 40 km/h in a windless environment).

The max flight distance of the DJI FPV drone is 16.8 km (in a windless environment).

If you need to brake the DJI FPV drone urgently, push each control stick to its bottom inner corner or push each one to its bottom outer corner. (The aircraft can only be stopped when it is in an abnormal state, for example, when the DJI Fly app prompts that the aircraft has detected an error, when the aircraft is hit during flight, or when the motor gets stuck during flight.)

After the propeller guards are mounted onto the aircraft, the propulsion system of the aircraft will be affected, and the flight speed and flight time will be reduced.

After the drone arm bracers are mounted onto the aircraft, the propulsion system of the aircraft will be affected, and the flight speed and flight time will be reduced.

The DJI FPV drone supports the following image transmission resolutions and frame rates:
810p@120fps and 810p@60fps

2.400 to 2.4835 GHz;
5.725 to 5.850 GHz

When the DJI FPV drone image transmission frequency band is in automatic mode, the frequency band will be automatically switched if there is any interference in the flight environment.

You can set the channel for the DJI FPV drone image transmission module in M mode.

The maximum image transmission distance of the DJI FPV drone under different standards is: 10 km (FCC), 6 km (CE), 6 km (SRRC), and 6 km (MIC) .
The flight height limit in all flight modes is 500 meters.

The working frequencies of the DJI FPV remote controller are: 2.400 to 2.4835 GHz , and 5.725 to 5.850 GHz.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller cannot hold a mobile device.

The dimensions of the DJI FPV remote controller are 190*140*51 mm (length*width*height).

No, the DJI FPV remote controller does not support connecting to mobile devices to charge them.

Via the Type-C port, the DJI FPV remote controller only supports charging, connecting to a computer for flight log exports, and firmware updates.

No, the RTH prompt tone of the DJI FPV remote controller cannot be cancelled.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller does not support HDMI output.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller does not support dual remote controller mode.

Yes, the control sticks of the DJI FPV remote controller are detachable, and they can be stored in the slots on the bottom panel of the remote controller.

Lift the antennas before flying, and turn the wide sides toward the aircraft.

No, the DJI FPV remote controller is not equipped with a GPS module.

The DJI FPV remote controller model is FC7BGC.

The operating environment temperature range suitable for the DJI FPV drone is -10℃ to 40℃.

The battery capacity of the DJI FPV drone is 2,000 mAh.

The DJI FPV drone battery energy is 44.4Wh@0.5C.

No, it does not support this feature.

The max charging power of the DJI FPV drone battery is 90 W.

The nominal voltage of the DJI FPV drone battery is 22.2 V.

The DJI FPV drone is equipped with a LiPo 6S battery.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support charging via the aircraft body.

We recommend that you use the charger to charge the battery for one minute to wake it up.

The acceptable temperature range is from 5 to 40℃.

The DJI FPV drone battery can be charged using a direct charger, battery charging hub, or car charger.

The DJI FPV battery charging hub can only be used for charging, and it cannot be used for discharging or energy saving.

The DJI FPV drone battery weighs about 295 g.

Yes. As the DJI FPV drone battery cannot be charged when it is turned on, you have to power it off before charging it.

If the battery has been left unused for a long period of time, recharge it every three months or so to keep it active.

The battery charging hub enhances efficiency by charging batteries in sequence according to their remaining power level, with more fully-charged batteries receiving power first.

Insert the battery into the aircraft, and then update the battery through the DJI Fly app or a computer.

It takes about 1 hour and 22 minutes for one battery to be fully charged, and about 4 hours and 6 minutes for three batteries to be charged.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not have any battery in-place detectors, but it does have a battery buckle.

If a battery has been left unused for a long period of time, it is possible to be over-discharged and unusable.

When updating the firmware of the DJI FPV drone in DJI Fly, the firmware of the battery can also be updated at the same time. If you need to update the battery firmware, slide the slider when the app prompts "Firmware Consistency Update".
You can also use DJI Assistant 2 to update the firmware package of the DJI FPV.

If you open other apps when the DJI FPV drone is updating, the DJI Fly app cannot continue the update process in the background, and it will prompt “Update failed".
In this case, please reconnect to the Internet to download and update the firmware.

The firmware update of the DJI FPV drone may fail under the following conditions:
1. The remaining battery level is less than 43%.
2. The aircraft or remote controller is powered off during the update process. In this case, please power on the aircraft and update again.
3. The network connection stops when downloading the firmware package.
4. If the drone firmware update fails after multiple tries, or if the drone fails to link to the remote controller, it is possible that the firmware version of the aircraft and that of the remote controller are inconsistent. We recommend that you use DJI Assistant 2 to update the aircraft and the remote controller to the latest version separately.

After the DJI FPV drone firmware is downloaded, you can disconnect the network and run the firmware update normally.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone firmware can be updated using DJI Assistant 2.

No, the DJI FPV drone only supports forward and downward obstacle sensing.

We do not recommend you fly the DJI FPV drone close to water surfaces. When flying above water, the DJI FPV drone automatically turns off the vision positioning function, and detects the current altitude based on the GPS and barometer. As the altitude detected using in this case may be inaccurate, it is possible that the drone may fall into the water.

We do not recommend you to take off the aircraft in any modes in a cloudy environment.

No. The DJI FPV drone does not support active obstacle avoidance function. The vision sensing system can only be used to detect the obstacles, and the DJI Fly app will prompt a message to you once any obstacles are detected. Additionally, the vision sensing system cannot be disabled.

The DJI FPV drone downward positioning system consists of binoculars, an infrared distance sensor, and an auxiliary bottom light.

The effective measuring height of the DJI FPV drone downward infrared distance sensors is 10 m.

The sensing system is not used during the RTH process.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports "Automatic RTH".

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support lifting the height limit above 500 meters.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports precision landing.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support the "Focus Track" function.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support timelapse shooting.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support the "QuickShots" function.

Yes, the DJI FPV drone supports the ADS-B (AirSense) system.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support waypoint flight and route planning functions.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support the CrystalSky ultra brightness monitor.

Yes, the DJI FPV Fly More Kit can be purchased separately in DJI Store.

The dimensions of the DJI FPV drone goggles carry-more backpack are 29.5 × 15 × 48 cm.

No, the DJI FPV drone does not support the DJI Goggles RE.

Yes, you can purchase the propeller guards separately for your DJI FPV drone.

No. It is prohibited to use the battery of the DJI FPV drone Goggles V2 to power other electronic devices.

If the frames of your glasses are small, you can wear the glasses directly when using the DJI FPV Goggles V2.
If the frames of your glasses are large, you have to replace them with glasses that have small frames before using the DJI FPV Goggles V2. Lenses that can be mounted on the Goggles are available at DJI Store.

No. Equipped with a high-definition and low-latency image transmission module, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 are specially designed for drone racing. It does not support Mavic, Spark, and other aircraft series.

There are altogether four antennas on the DJI FPV Goggles V2.
The two antennas at the upper part of the goggles are able to receive and send signals, and the other two at the lower part of the goggles can only receive signals.
Note: The upper and lower antennas can be mounted interchangeably, and the sending and receiving logic will not change.

We recommend that you use the DJI FPV Goggles V2 battery.
If you choose to use a third-party battery, the charging voltage should range from 11.1 to 25.2 V.

To ensure the effect and stability of the image transmission, it is recommended that you use the antennas developed by DJI.
(If the user makes a detailed inquiry about this question, reply to them that third-party antennas are not completely compatible with the DJI FPV Googles V2, and their safety and stability cannot be guaranteed.)

No, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 does not support diopter adjustment. You can purchase a Goggles V2 corrective lens (200/400/600/800 degrees) for the Goggles V2 at DJI Store, and fit them onto the Goggles V2.
Note: The DJI FPV Goggles V2 corrective lens is not cross-compatible with that of the DJI Goggles.

The antennas of the DJI FPV Goggles V2 shake when toggled. This is part of their design, done in order to protect the Goggles if the device falls.

Yes, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 support mounting a microSD card for video recording.

Yes, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 are equipped with a digital image transmission receiver.

Yes. Both 2.4G and 5.8G frequency bands are available on the DJI FPV Googles V2.

After the DJI FPV Goggles V2 are connected to a computer, you can copy or check the videos stored in the microSD card.
After connecting the DJI FPV drone or the Goggles V2 to the computer, a removable disk will pop up. Click the disk icon and you can see the videos stored in the microSD card.
If a video name starts with "DJIG", the video was shot by DJI FPV Goggles V2. If a video name starts with "DJIU", the video was captured by the DJI FPV drone.

If a user reports that there are color differences in the images shown on the two lenses of the DJI FPV Goggles V2, guide the user to power off the goggles and then restart them. If this issue persists after multiple tries, ask the user to shoot a video that can show this issue, and then analyze the video. If this issue really exists in the video provided by the user, guide the user to send the product back to DJI for testing.

The DJI FPV Goggles V2 can only see real-time video transmission, and cannot receive real-time sounds.

The functions of the audio port are as follows.
1. The DJI FPV Goggles V2 support playing videos that are not shot by the DJI FPV drone, and you can connect headphones to the goggles to hear the sounds of these other videos.
2. They can receive (AV) audio/visual signals from electronic equipment. When the DJI FPV Goggles 2 are connected to a third-party analog image transmission receiver, the audio port is used to receive analog image transmission signals.
The DJI FPV drone only supports sound recording when shooting a 1080p video at 60 fps. You will be unable to hear the sounds recorded by the DJI FPV drone in real time, but you can hear the sounds when playing back the video on the DJI FPV Goggles V2.

No, you cannot remove the OSD information from the DJI FPV Goggles V2 interface.

For iOS users, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 can be connected to the DJI Flight Simulator app, but this app is not available yet for Android users.