naza+laptop.

[Ynot6]

This may sound daft, but its not the 4 flsh yellow LED your seeing, which isn't a warning, its the warm up timer that lasts a few minutes is it ?

as it happens, it seems to be so. i didn't realize that it did that, as on the previous firmware it didn't, it just finished at 4 greens, ready to go.  :wallbash: i'm finding naza is not as ready to go as the hype would suggest, especially for some one not the least bit techno savvy ( ie, me!).

[Coyote]

Oh well, at least you know now :)

[DaveyLC]

This may sound daft, but its not the 4 flsh yellow LED your seeing, which isn't a warning, its the warm up timer that lasts a few minutes is it ?

as it happens, it seems to be so. i didn't realize that it did that, as on the previous firmware it didn't, it just finished at 4 greens, ready to go.  :wallbash: i'm finding naza is not as ready to go as the hype would suggest, especially for some one not the least bit techno savvy ( ie, me!).

Go and try the alternatives then come back and tell us if Naza is 'Ready to Go' or not  ;D

[Coyote]

i'm finding naza is not as ready to go as the hype would suggest, especially for some one not the least bit techno savvy ( ie, me!).

To be fair DJI presume however wrong that the buyer actually reads the instruction manual first :)

It's compatible with all radios but has no idea which brand you have so needs calibrating, the same with the ESC's but will then control in a very capable manner any variation of platform it gets installed in.

I can not think of an easier system to setup available right now.

[Ynot6]

as i have a naza M1 i had already red the hand book. when i did the upgrade, there wasn't a note, that i saw, to use the M2 hand book. that would have saved me a lot of trouble and head scratching. as i've said, i'm not techno savvy, this is all a steep learning curve for me. (yes that statement does make me feel an old fart!)