This thread is to allow members to post their SPM file in order to get help from me or others who are subscribed.

Once you no longer need help your post may/will be deleted to keep this thread short and simple.....

This thread is to provide programming, help and SPM files for these radios for use with the DJI Naza with GPS multirotor controller system.

Warning: This thread is moderated by myself and posts can be deleted at any time by myself. All I ask is that posts stay on topic and that is programming for these radios for the DJI Naza with GPS controller.

This Thread is NOT a DJI Naza with GPS thread and so question about specific DJI components or multirotors should be ask in their respective forum section and threads.

If you have Spektrum Airware radio programming questions for a DJI Naza w/GPS controller then by all means post away and I hope I can provided you with the answers that you need.

#1 Naza Failsafe. The Naza Failsafe when triggered by either Lost of Signal (when properly setup of course) or by the Failsafe Switch I programmed will do 2 things.

• A) When using GPS and Failsafe in the Naza Assistant is set to ENHANCE FAILSAFE the unit will return to home position and land.
• B) When GPS not is use or no GPS sat/signal available it will simply AUTO LAND.

#2 Radio Failsafe. In the event of signal failure you want the receiver to tell the NAZA to go into failsafe mode. For this you need a receiver capable of Preset Failsafe.

GPS Mode - Your multirotor when good GPS sat/signal is locked in will stay in the same spot regardless of wind conditions or any outside forces try to move the Naza, plenty of videos...Continue Reading

Well considering how long the original thread has been active and the high number of post in it with some less useful than others and with popular demand I decided to start another one.

Be Advice that posts that do not offer any useful information will be deleted, members who posted the deleted thread will receive a private message warning them of the deletion of their post and the reason for the deletion.

Hopefully this will become as popular as the original thread and will make it easier for new owners to look for information regarding these two radios.

Just a friendly reminder that in order to subscribe to this thread it is not necessary to post Subscribed, you can simply use the thread tools and click to subscribe and this also allows you chose the type of notification you would like for this thread.........

With over 200 posts from various helpful contributing members this thread is moving along great. Thank You to those providing useful information, keep up the good work..........

I have been in rc cars for over 25 years and recently branched out in boating, heli and PLANES. I do not make a ton of money so I try to spend it wisely and so my collection is limited compared to what I would really want it to be BUT I guess that would apply for most of us regular folks so my current collection consist of the following RC.

RC4WD Trail Finder 2 What can I say, it's RC4WD.
DJI f550 Naza GPS Can't wait to put camera on this one.
Parkzone f27q Stryker Probably my fastest so far
Pakzone Radian Pro My first Sailplane
E-Flite Super Cub 25e ARF I just finish building her and haven't maiden yet.
E-Flite Beast 3D Very fun to fly and stable with AS3X
Parrot AR.DRONE Now converted to TX flying.
E-Flite Blade MQXThis thing is AWESOME.
Losi NightCrawler and the more I play with it the more I luv crawling
Traxxas Bandit XL-5 upgraded to VXL.
Aquacraft Rio 51Z on display in the basement yet to see water.
Aquacraft Rio EP use for small ponds and as rescue boat.
Aquacraft Reef Racer IIIt was for the pool but now it's too fast.
Hangar 9 T-34 Mentor currently the biggest of my planes.
Parkzone F4u crosair favorite of my planes.
Art-tech EF2000 edf jet.
Parkzone SuperDecathlon BL, my first plane I learned to fly and still have it so thats a good sign.
E-Flite Blade 120sr, first single rotor and super fun to fly.
E-flite Blade CX2, first heli and still have it.
Guillows flying fortress B-17 under construction and may never see the sky

THE DIFFERENCE...Continue Reading