I have the local LTE SIM cards in the dongle, it works in Australia at the moment with no Dji subscription.Make sense Suren, LTE need SIM card (or eSIM) and network plan to work, if DJI have no contract with Your operator it will not work as any other phone with no subscription
I think its turned off for New Zealand, not sure why because it works across the ditch.
The device Suren got requires a TD-LTE network. 4G networks can be either FD-LTE or TD-LTE.
Question? Is there 2 different types of these dongles made? I cannot find any information about this and the guy from Aliexpress says as far as he knows there is only one type made.
So far I'm only aware of screenshots from stores showing the TD-LTE version. However, past DJI responses to the matter suggest they are not ready/willing to make this globally available. They have also included local laws and regulations in their replies: 4G dongle outside of Asia?
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Thats what I am also thinking. Dji could have the FD-LTE bands turned off until they officially open it up to the rest of the world.Then it should work in a large number of regions. Unless there is some kind of lock by DJI, which could be the case from what you have been experiencing and past DJI replies on the subject. There are some tables on this but I'm not sure how reliable they are.
LTE frequency bands - Wikipedia
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List of LTE networks - Wikipedia
4G Frequency Bands | Powertec Information Portal
LTE has been developed to operate on paired spectrum for Frequency Division Duplex (FDD), and unpaired spectrum for Time Division Duplex (TDD).For an LTE radio system to facilitate bidirectional communication, it is necessary to implement a duplex scheme so that a device may transmit and receive...
Smart Battery RTH is easily cancelable. My point is that the distance of the flight is limited by the battery power, long before it will be limited by the control signal, especially under 4G's unlimited range control.
Really interesting read with those attachments. Thanks for sharing them.Then it should work in a large number of regions. Unless there is some kind of lock by DJI, which could be the case from what you have been experiencing and past DJI replies on the subject. There are some tables on this but I'm not sure how reliable they are.
LTE frequency bands - Wikipedia
List of LTE networks - Wikipedia
4G Frequency Bands | Powertec Information Portal
LTE has been developed to operate on paired spectrum for Frequency Division Duplex (FDD), and unpaired spectrum for Time Division Duplex (TDD).For an LTE radio system to facilitate bidirectional communication, it is necessary to implement a duplex scheme so that a device may transmit and receive...
However, they may not be up to date. For example here in Greece, VoLTE is enabled in all three networks but the wikipedia article does not reflect this. Still, information related to bands and frequencies should be correct since these things are set up for the long term and are very expensive in the first place.
According to a conversation I had with a T-Mobile employee yesterday (at their store), they discontinued Sprint's TDD network after they purchased the company.
Make sure you have Roaming turned on, on both Sim card services. I have it working in Australia through Optus
Just tried that after seeing your posts on all 3 networks, spark, Vodafone and 2degrees and I still get the same error. But when I remove the sim from the dongle and just put it in like that I get a network error, no network detected. strange yet it does not connect
You don't really need this? Especially when you can only fly so far on a single battery. On a good day 31 minutes give or take. Depending on the various conditions. Just curious what would be the point?
It was an advertised feature and I would like all features that were advertised to be working in my expensive drone.
