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NO android DJI apps are available on the google Play Store, you HAVE to download them directly from the DJI website: https://www.dji.com/downloads?site=brandsite&from=nav NO, not if you downloaded GO4 from the DJI website as linked above.

There's only 1 way: Use the Date/Time stamp of the KMZ files on the controller. -On your controller open the waypoint missions one by one starting with the last one of the series. -"Exit waypoint flight planning?" and tap "Save and Exit". -Wait 1 minute before opening and saving the next...

Did you check yourself ? https://store.dji.com/list/accessories?from=site-nav&tab=103&page=1&sort=recommendation&category=101%3D101.201.302

That will never happen, you can fly any DJI drone with the controller only, No device attached. There are a few things you can try: Clear the GO4 cache: "Me" > Settings > Clear Cache Standard applications are: Settings - Browser - Gallery - Downloads Uninstall, Force Stop or Disable...

Just to make sure... You have to zoom in far enough to see a highlighted rectangle, that's the area that is downloaded, and, Maps Only, NO satelite imagery. The Offline maps are stored as square tiles in PNG-format. Each rectangle is saved as 2 square tiles. DJI Fly Android path...

"Cache when Recording" stores the Live Video Feed in low resolution (720p or 1080p) to your phone. It has nothing to do with the SD card. Like @Exphantomflyer already explained, when set to a specific amount, it will stop recording the Live Video Feed when that amount is reached. In that case...

A DJI Air 3(S) batterie will never draw more than 100W when charged in the Batterie Hub, and never more than 65W when charged in the drone, regardless the output power capability of the charger.

The screenless controllers (N2 & N3) do not have the dedicated C1 & C2 buttons on the bottom, instead they have 1 Function button on top. They also lack the right control Dial that can be set to adjust the focal length (smooth zooming), EV, shutter speed, and ISO. I think it's best you...

A well respected Litchi user made a utility to convert Litchi Missions to DJI Fly & DJI Pilot 2 missions.... and it's Free. It's called "Litchi Mission to DJI Fly or Pilot 2 Waypoints", and can be found here: https://www.litchiutilities.com/

Technically that's a Timelapse, not a hyperlapse. A hyper-lapse is a type of time-lapse where the camera is moving.

Check if you have a distance limit set and active in your drone. Page 37 in the User Manual.

Most likely it's one of 3 things: 1. The actual corner radius at ONE waypoint ... 2. The 3D distance between the home point and WP1 ... 3. The 3D distance between 2 consecutive waypoints ... exceeds the limits. The SDK limits for a Phantom 3 Pro are: 1. 0.2-999m 2. 0.6-1999m 3. 0.6-1999m

The Mavic 2 batteries are 60Wh, they don't pull more than that. It's the devices between the Lipos & the Mavic batterie, all comes down to the efficentie of your converter & charging Brick. In practice you can assume an average efficiency of 75% for each device you use. Your 3s Lipos are...

That's the diagonal FOV. The vertical FOV with an aspect ratio of 3:2 (photography), is only 56°. Info: https://www.litchiutilities.com/docs/fov.php Exactly, WIDEN. The vertical FOV is not effected by an anamorphic lens.

The Controllable gimbal pitch angles are stored in the drone's firmware. NO 3rd party controll app can override these values. You would have to edit these values in- and reprogram the firmware of the drone. Usefull links: https://github.com/o-gs/dji-firmware-tools...