yes thru SBUS 2 and the built in battery sensor port. tho this require to set the SBUS to low speed the the default high speed. Last time this did not work with wookong but since DJI said on 5.16 it will be compatible to SBUS2 I hope it will work. If not then telemetry is only the battery monitor, other sensor will not work. The low speed sbus is required for multiple sensor but not needed if you only want battery voltage

What’s new?
 S-bus2 receiver is supported for D-Bus port.
 Height limit is added in the Tool.

EDIT:

I just did a quick test now it compatible with multiple telemetry but not that you need it anyway since iOSD is available. It is good to know however that there is that option

Originally Posted by TruckBasher

yes thru SBUS 2 and the built in battery sensor port. tho this require to set the SBUS to low speed the the default high speed. Last time this did not work with wookong but since DJI said on 5.16 it will be compatible to SBUS2 I hope it will work. If not then telemetry is only the battery monitor, other sensor will not work. The low speed sbus is required for multiple sensor but not needed if you only want battery voltage

What’s new?
 S-bus2 receiver is supported for D-Bus port.
 Height limit is added in the Tool.

EDIT:

I just did a quick test now it compatible with multiple telemetry but not that you need it anyway since iOSD is available. It is good to know however that there is that option

Are you saying you can have all the sensor read outs from wkm to a futaba radio screen? Via s bus2.
Just like the Mk and graupner radios?

Nuvali Evoliving Aerial Shots (1 min 44 sec)

Some aerial shots for Nuvali Evoliving, a real estate development 30-minutes south of Manila, Philippines.

Great job!

Originally Posted by hexa

Are you saying you can have all the sensor read outs from wkm to a futaba radio screen? Via s bus2.
Just like the Mk and graupner radios?

Sadly no, DJI+futaba is not at that level yet in terms of telemetry...what I meant is that the telemetry via iOSD on the video monitor so you dont need futaba sensors...

me personally having another battery monitor and a variometer for the futaba telemetry is good enough and maybe the temp sensor (but not necessary)

Originally Posted by Ab74

https://vimeo.com/54712589
Some aerial shots for Nuvali Evoliving, a real estate development 30-minutes south of Manila, Philippines.

Nice job Arnold. The tilt and shift effect looks great.

I'm currently running my s800/wkm/z15n/900mhzDatalink/iOSD/5.8vTX all from 2 x 4400mah 6C batt packs. Warmer weather was fine (15min flights) but I'm finding as it cools I've lost almost half my flight time even keeping the batteries warm. Just wondering if anyone else out there is powering the z15n/iOSD/vTX(and soon retracts) seperately? I was thinking of hooking a 3300mah 4C up to power them seperately hoping it may increase flight time?

Thoughts? In theory it makes sense that it might but... Has anyone tried this type of setup? What were the results?

Originally Posted by apvxtreme

I'm currently running my s800/wkm/z15n/900mhzDatalink/iOSD/5.8vTX all from 2 x 4400mah 6C batt packs. Warmer weather was fine (15min flights) but I'm finding as it cools I've lost almost half my flight time even keeping the batteries warm. Just wondering if anyone else out there is powering the z15n/iOSD/vTX(and soon retracts) seperately? I was thinking of hooking a 3300mah 4C up to power them seperately hoping it may increase flight time?

Thoughts? In theory it makes sense that it might but... Has anyone tried this type of setup? What were the results?

nevermind, if I pull power separately for the z15/iOSD/vTX I lose volt meter on iOSD...

hmm. guess I better up it to 2 x 7000mah 6c. (eek x 2 packs that's $1200...)

Originally Posted by apvxtreme

hmm. guess I better up it to 2 x 7000mah 6c. (eek x 2 packs that's $1200...)

Are you buying packs that use 24 karat gold shrink wrap?

Or you could just use these like many others here are doing with 100% success.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=16228

Oh yeah, forgot about them Zippys. I was looking at Maxamps. I currently fly thunderpower and am very happy with them I just want to max out what the bird is capable of handling.

Have you heard of anyone running 2 x 8000mah in parallel? Would it bother the S800 bring that it's recommended mah is 10-15000mah?

Cheers!

Originally Posted by Sid3ways

Are you buying packs that use 24 karat gold shrink wrap?

Or you could just use these like many others here are doing with 100% success.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=16228

Originally Posted by apvxtreme

Oh yeah, forgot about them Zippys. I was looking at Maxamps. I currently fly thunderpower and am very happy with them I just want to max out what the bird is capable of handling.

Have you heard of anyone running 2 x 8000mah in parallel? Would it bother the S800 bring that it's recommended mah is 10-15000mah?

Cheers!

That might be reaching "the law of diminishing returns" with 16,000 mah.

We have 6s 10,000mah packs being made for us. Won't be ready for a couple weeks thou.

There are some that have run 2x 6S 8000s but personally I haven't tried it. I'm sure a few will chime in with their findings. I might try it with my 5N version of the Z15 but the the G version and the heavier GH2 and all that weight I probably wouldn't be comfortable doing so.

Originally Posted by apvxtreme

Oh yeah, forgot about them Zippys. I was looking at Maxamps. I currently fly thunderpower and am very happy with them I just want to max out what the bird is capable of handling.

Have you heard of anyone running 2 x 8000mah in parallel? Would it bother the S800 bring that it's recommended mah is 10-15000mah?

Cheers!

You read what digitech posted about the maxiamps? 5c

Hi there,

I have a quick question. Isn't it that the Z15 gimbal works in unison with the Wookong-M?! What I mean is, that any other gimbal only "reacts" to attitude changes, whereas the Z15 is being "told" by the Wookong-M that a change is about to happen, and the Z15 corrects it in "advance"... Not sure if I am explaining it right?!

thanks,

G

From what I've been reading in my searches and experiments, you will have stability on all three axis but no control over them. I'm currently without a compass and my zen calibrates plus is stable on all axis but I have no response to gimbal commands from my transmitter. Plus the gimbal drifts as there isn't any compass readings I assume. Maybe someone can unplug their zen from the compass and see if they get the same results. Kinda was surprised that it wouldn't respond to commands but have read of two others that say thats the case.