Hi
Is it ok to keep both flying apps on same tablet or do I have to choose just one?
I think most know how to force close apps on iOS nowadays. The process to close apps is not much different between iOS and Android, and I use both.Having the app on a device and the app running are different things. And, 'closing' an app does not, at least in IOS, stop it from running. Best to stop one from running before using the other. No idea how that is done on g5s.
Why do you load Go4 first?If I will be using Litchi I close all apps, load Go4, wait for home point to be set, close Go4, then launch Litchi.
First and foremost, I want Go4 to verify the Mavic is "Ready to Go (GPS)." I also want Go4 to make any other checks and set the home point (home point is recorded in the aircraft). I want DJI's own software to do this. Once done I kill Go4 and load Litchi.Why do you load Go4 first?
On my trust scale, Litchi is below Go4. I won't fly a Litchi mission without running Go4 first.The home point can be set in Litchi.
Hi
Is it ok to keep both flying apps on same tablet or do I have to choose just one?
Homepoint is set by the drone itself, not the app of any type.First and foremost, I want Go4 to verify the Mavic is "Ready to Go (GPS)." I also want Go4 to make any other checks and set the home point (home point is recorded in the aircraft). I want DJI's own software to do this. Once done I kill Go4 and load Litchi.
I only use Litchi for waypoint missions--nothing else.
Mike
Have DJI GO, DJI GO4 and litchi on Ipad pro. Never had an issueHi
Is it ok to keep both flying apps on same tablet or do I have to choose just one?
as of now the latest of these apps will not work if the other is installed. neither app will connect to ac when both are installed (at least on my android phone). they both work fine on their own but if you install the other even if you never run it there will be no connection.
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