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Beginner's Guide to the DJI RC N1 (DJI Mini 2) Controller

Beginner Overview of the DJI RC N1 (DJI Mini 2 controller) Detailed Overview Video Link:    • Detailed Overview of the DJI MINI 2, ...   The Model DJI RC-N1 is the model as listed by DJI but if you are able to see it on the back it may actually say DJI-RC231. This is the same controller. There was an older version that came with the Mavic Air 2 that had some minor differences, such as that had tripod mode rather than CINE mode as mine says and the indicator lights on the controller were white instead of Green. I do not believe that this is an upgrade Just a rework of the previous controller, however, it seems that this controller can be used with multiple DJI drones at the same time. All the functions should be pretty much the same. DJI RC-N1 is the current standard controller for most of DJI consumer drones! The current models this controller work with: a. DJI Mini 2/ DJI Mavic Air 2: O2 b. DJI Air 2S: O3 c. DJI Mavic 3: O3+ This controller uses DJI Ocusync 2.0 which is a very reliable radio connection to your drone but also works with Drones that I listed that have Ocusync 03 OCUSYNC 2.0 specs: Transmission Range 6 miles Video Quality of up to 720p from the aircraft to your connected mobile device Works on 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz Switches between channels to maintain the best signal. The layout of the DJI RC-N1 controller: Front: DJI Logo Mode selector switch Cine or Tripod Mode Normal mode Sport Mode You can change your sensitivity settings in the drone menu on the app Battery and connector lights Camera function selector switch Toggle between photo and video Mode Mode will not switch if the drone is capturing video or in the process of saving a photo Function button, Re-centering your Gimbal holding it will allow you to zoom using the scroll wheel Power Button - Press once, then press and hold to turn on the controller Pause / Return to Home button Left and Right control sticks - Default settings Mode 2 Left Stick Forward / Back - affects your drone's elevation Up and down. Left / Right - affects what is called Yaw or rotation of the drone left or right. Right Stick Forward / Back - Movement forward and reverse - in the direction the drone is facing Left / Right - Movement of the drone left or right - in the direction the drone is facing Again these settings can also be changed in the settings menu on the app if you Like. Bottom Control stick storage USBC Charging port Top of the remote Phone holder / Antenna USBC Data Cable for your cell phone storage and connection Pads for supporting your phone Shutter button to take a photo or start and stop video recording. Gimbal control wheel. My recommendations for setup of the DJI RC-N1: I recommend that you change your Cine /Tripod mode settings to less sensitivity to make it easier to get slow-moving video without the drone jerking and messing up your video. I leave have chosen to leave my Normal and sport settings default. My settings may not be best for the way you like to fly and capture video so I would just go out to an open field, practice some smooth shots and make adjustments until you are happy with the result. Check the affiliate links below that you can use as a means of supporting the channel at no cost to you. Thank you in advance! Have a great day, talk to you soon! Best Accessories for the DJI Mini 2 Amazon Idea list: https://a.co/aQOZSM2 Much Love Al Tone Al Tone Tech: http://ow.ly/SBje50zpQNS You can help this channel to grow for free by checking out the links below #AmazonInfluencer For Business Enquiries: [email protected] #DJIRCN1 #DJI #DJIRemote #DJIMINI2 #CaptureVideo #BE #AlToneTech #ChristianContentCreator #AlTone #AlToneOnline #commissionearned #AmazonInfluencer DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. There is no additional cost to you and helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support!