My old P2/H33D/GoPro doesn’t have FPV … and even if it did, the fish-eye of the old H3-Black wouldn’t be of interest to me.
One often sees bent MPs on eBay, and this got me thinking …
It might not be all that difficult to extract just the FPV components from an MP to fit underneath the P2.
Actually, from experience, I know that the lifting power of the P2 is quite impressive, so perhaps all I’d really need to do is remove the arms from an MP and mount the remainder under the P2.
Merging the controls and a phone might be the most tricky bit.
It’s a P3/P4 looking shell kit that takes the full working bits from an MP.
If it was possible to split the components suitably, then there’s probably space inside for everything other than gimbal/camera … but bespoke cables to fit might be pricey. Gimbal/camera → gimbal control board → tx/rx.
So - custom box underneath would probably be easier - only power being needed and using original MP internal cabling.
Chances are that splitting out the electronics … keeping Occusync and maintaining camera/gimbal control whilst not having all the GPS/ESCs/etc to keep the overall MP controller happy would be the tricky bit.
A simple under-slung box would probably be easier - for several reasons. Wouldn’t need a large battery - the MP battery is mostly the size it is for the motors.
Very simple. For that you need a P3 or later that already has FPV. I have a P2 with no FPV.
If I had a Phantom with FPV I wouldn’t be considering doing anything.
Unfortunately, as mentioned above, these are to convert the P3 or P4 to into a Mavic look-alike (although bigger) using all the existing internals and gimbal/camera and a new Mavic looking shell that accommodates them.
As in the OP - my starting point is an early P2 that never had any FPV, and I want to keep/use the Phantom body shell …. but adding to it the FPV components from an MP.