gcovey All three versions work for the RD200 FPV watch. The difference between the three models is in the mounting base, so it is your transmitter that determines which version you should select. You didn't mention which transmitter that you had intended to use with the sun shield.

gcovey If landing manually, give yourself plenty of room and let it glide above the ground before it touches down. A level strip of mowed grass works best. Another possibility is to use a parachute for landing. The Believer has a built-in option for that but the parachute is mainly used for emergency landings. ArduPilot (APM Plane) also has an Auto-Land option if you use a flight controller. Consult the APM Wiki for details. If using a flight controller, you can use the added stability to land in a slow descending controlled manner.

gcovey Yes. The CUAV V5+ has five built-in sensors to ensure flight safety and stability: triple redundant IMU, a compass and a barometer.

gcovey It sounds like you need the USB driver installed on your PC or Laptop. The Pixhawk Pro is the same controller as the Pixhawk 1 or Pixhawk v2.4.8 and they all work great! Try installing Mission Planner, which will also install the USB drivers you need for Windows. Do a Google search for "ardupilot first time setup" and you should find the WiKi. You can't put links on a reply here or they get removed so look for ardupilot.org.

gcovey As long as the transmitter supports DSM2 and not just DSMX, it should bind properly with the Ice Cream receiver. Use the DSM2 protocol with a frame rate of 22 ms. An older DX6i that only does DSM2 will work. According to DWH, the DX6E and DX8E transmitters are not compatible but they have tested the DX6, DX8, DX6GS, and DX12 transmitters. Customers have also used Jumper X7, Eflite MLP4DSM, and WALKERA DEVO 7E. I suspect that the Multi-protocol Module will also work in DSM2 mode with a frame rate of 22 ms.

gcovey The Nexus 6P should work with the ROTG02. The Nexus 6 is on the list of tested devices. A main difference is that the Nexus 6P has a fingerprint scanner, so the software to use it is present. There is also a difference between single core performance and multi-core performance. Make sure that you have the correct cable connected since two are supplied; one for mobile and one for receiver. Try testing the ROTG02 on a laptop or PC to verify that it is working.

gcovey The TX801 is compatible with all FatShark or ImmersionRC or Eachine analog goggles or monitors.

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