DJI Go 4 application and Windows 10

[ToddCarey]

Has anyone heard of porting the Go 4 app over to Windows 10. I have a 17" laptop with a touch screen that would be great for working the app, if it is possible?

 

[Kilrah]

No.

 

[Former Member]

Can I ask what the plan would be for the 17" laptop if you were able to get it to work? Its an interesting concept.

Im not sure they make a laptop mount for the controller lol you will probably have to be sitting down.

 

[deleted member 877]

The Laptop would be heavy (relative to a tablet) due to the size of the screen so you would probably need to put in on a picnic table and sit on a chair. It would be practical if say you always launched from your backyard but I don't see DJI or the other UAV Control app developers considering this option anytime soon.

 

[ToddCarey]

For my work I have taken an old office type chair with the roller wheels, removed the seat, and fabricated a small slightly tilted table attached to the wheels. It holds my laptop while I do surveys and as built buildings in Autocad. I could make a spot to attach the RC below the laptop, and use it for surveying some of my commercial project sites. Just dreaming I guess....

 

[deleted member 877]

For my work I have taken an old office type chair with the roller wheels, removed the seat, and fabricated a small slightly tilted table attached to the wheels. It holds my laptop while I do surveys and as built buildings in Autocad. I could make a spot to attach the RC below the laptop, and use it for surveying some of my commercial project sites. Just dreaming I guess....

Ok that’s very cool. So you could try running an Android virtual machine or IOS Emulator on the laptop. I would expect the big challenge would be getting DJI Go 4 installed and running properly and then connecting to the RC.

I very much doubt that DJI would offer any tech support unless a bunch of people wanted to do the same thing as you.