Recent content by Ken1403

Yes the batteries will work in both but the firmware is different and you will need to update the batteries each time if you change aircraft models. I had a Mini 3 pro and use the batteries in the mini 4 pro after updating.

Change your DJI account password and you should be fine.

I have one i would part with.

Is buying referb really wirth the little savings you would get?

The app will not account for wind. Should you fly out with the wind and return aginst the wind you may not make it back to home point. You must take the wind direction into account.

right from the manual it states you need at least a 65w PD charger but recommends a 100w PD charger. your phone charger is NOT going to work in the Air 3.

The 3 dots in the Fly app under safety and battery info.

I already had a 100W charger so was not going to spend the money to buy a DJI one just to have the name brand. I did purchase a 65W one to charge slower and possibly make the batteries last longer. Plus i usually don't need them charged until the next day. If i need them charged faster i have...

Well i must have missed something then as i could not seem to renew without adding a RID #. Good to know it can still be done.

I added mine to my FAA account so yes it has Remote ID. You can no longer add an aircraft without it or renew your license without it. You can renew if you have an addon module also.

I see a black border on the RC PRO but think the actual viewable screen is the same but could tell better if turned on. With that i am done on this discussion.

I checked the DJI product page and it stated 5.5" for both. Is the product page wrong?

The screen size is the same on both 5.5"

Directly from DJI after sales policy These DJI After-Sales Policies (these “Policies”) only apply to DJI products (excl. DJI Dock) you purchased from DJI authorized retailers for your own use and not for resale.

The support ppl usually read from information in a data base. I was quoting directly from the user manual. It all depends on what source you check with. I am inclined to trust what is in the manual.