Naza M-Lite

[Balders]

Not sure if you guys have seen this but DJI have launched the Naza-Lite

http://www.dji-innovations.com/product/naza-m-lite/

Prices rumoured to be around £140 INCLUDING gps!!  That's a stunning price for what essentially is a normal V1 naza.

[laters]

Can see my spare kk2's are going to be sold and I will be getting one of those if the price is anywhere close to £140

[mark1975]

http://www.firstpersonview.co.uk/multicopters/dji-naza-m-lite-flight-controller-gps

very good price /

[Dusty]

ur link is broke, but i found it anyway... very good price

shame I'm not interested in quads anymore, but it's great for people who are and only ever dreamt of owning naza

[MrBen]

I'd rather buy it from China Mark

[Cupid Stunt]

I'd rather buy it from China Mark

Me too

[bigMouse]

I'm not a naza type but if I was then yes China would be the place to buy it from!

[jsxx]

whats the difference vs
http://www.firstpersonview.co.uk/multicopters/dji-innovations-naza-flight-controller
+
http://www.firstpersonview.co.uk/on-screen-displays-osd-gps/dji-naza-gps

 ?

[bigMouse]

Just to put this in the right perspective, at least from First person view, It costs:
£120. plus Vat = £144, plus cheapest Shipping = £149.90 near as dammit £150

And what does the "light" version lack that the £180 (without the £130 gps) "M" version has? Doesn't say but it must be something!

[bigMouse]

Ah, Snap!

[Balders]

The major difference from what I can tell is the lite version is not expandible, whereas the V1 can have the V2 add-ons bolted on.

[Dusty]

£144 from the sponsors of this forum

http://quadcopters.co.uk/dji-naza-m-lite-and-gps-combo-759-p.asp

as long as it has the brilliantly performing position and altitude hold of the original NAZA, and it supports quads... then for the money it's bloody brilliant.

DIY Drones APM2.5 will cost you more than that, and as both I and Cupid Stunt found out to our peril.. it's by no means as plug n play as the NAZA equipment

[mark1975]

almost tempted to buy one for the money it is a bloody bargain.

[Dusty]

hehe, main reason I was put off multirotors was because I simply couldn't get to grips with piloting them... the KK2.0 is a good board for the money, but really it's only benefit was that it was a cheap "autolevel" capable board.

unfortunately just the autolevel wasn't enough for my crap piloting skills.

something as cheap as this... GPS module included, RTH, Failsafe, home lock, altitude hold, GPS position hold.... it's brilliant for someone wanting to get into multis.

add in the easy setup... you can't really go wrong with this.