I can do.

But considering how long I've been flying (and my overall experience), would it be ok for me to do it, is probably more the question?

Hi Pathfinder,

On the other hand, you might be just the one to do it. Perhaps because you
are still relatively new to the game; you still have that "New" perspective. Plus,
things have changed in the past couple of years and a lot of members have been
in the game for quite a while; in my case, I don't remember what, if any,
questions that I even had back then. Mostly, I ask a question when I have a
problem that I can't seem to work out. 

Anyway, just a thought 

(05-Sep-2022, 05:19 PM)Pathfinder075 Wrote: I can do.

But considering how long I've been flying (and my overall experience), would it be ok for me to do it, is probably more the question?

I agree with iFly, you just might be the right person to do it. Or at least, answer what you can and make a list of more up to date questions that are likely to be asked even if you don’t know all of the answers. Maybe some of the more experienced users might jump in at that point.

Ok I will have a bit of time next week and I will start compiling a list of possible questions. Some questions on receivers I will have to push out to the panel. I only have experience now on ELRS and FrSky/D8 (and for testing I did bind the new drone on D16 just to debug something, which it did without any hassle, but this was v1 of D16).

Hi everyone, I'm new here and need some help.
I want to put a dji air 3 unit on my rc plane, with a separate battery from the plane's.
I understood that it must be with a B.E.C or a step down module.
How to proceed, which battery to use, which B.EC/Step down is better and must be used.
I want to connect a connector to B.E.C / step down to the input and to the output to soder the power wires power and grownd from 03.
Please help me! 
Thank you!

@andrei
it might be benefical to delet the question inhere, as you did an own thread you would get answered multiple times thatway.

Hi Andrei,

According to the manual, that DJI Air 03 unit accepts battery input voltages 
from 7.4 to 26.4 volts; that is standard 2S to 6S battery voltage. Consequently, 
you do NOT need a BEC if the battery is between 2S and 6S. For example, a 
3S or 4S battery can safely be connected directly to the 03 unit.

Simply solder an XT-30 battery connector to the 03 unit's power lead wires:
                                                                                  ___   
Pin 1  Red     = Power (7.4-26.4 V) -------------------|     |   XT-30
Pin 2  Black   = GND (for power) ----------------------|__|   Connector
Pin 3  White   = UART RX
Pin 4  Gray     = UART TX
Pin 5  Brown  = Signal GND
Pin 6  Yellow  = DJI HDL (SBUS)

I wouldn't think that the Air Unit draws much power, so a 3S 450 mAh might
last quite a long time; longer than the main battery for the craft.