You only need to buy ONE Litchi license for your IOS devices and ONE Litchi permit for your Android devices. If you only use IOS and own a dozen DJI drones that came with DJI Go or DJI Go4, you can get by with just ONE litchi license purchase for the entire fleet. My purchase of Litchi is the best $25 I ever spent on anything.
As long as it is the same source platform. Appstore, Google Play store or Amazon app store.
This is an option in DJI's built-in waypoint system, and in fact it's the default. Litchi is simply enabling or disabling it when it uploads the waypoints.
You'll only need to buy a new Litchi license if you fly drones using both IOS and Android devices. If you only use one or the other of IOS or Android, then a single Litchi license will cover all your drones.
At the present time you cannot install third party apps on the DJI RC and I would be surprised if DJI were to change that since it would lesson the benefits of owning the Pro controller (RC Pro) which does allow the installation of third party apps.How will we be able to download litchi onto the new mini 3 pro remote or will we not be able to
Even if you can get it installed, there seems to be some doubt that the RC has the resources to run third-party apps. But if it can run Fly, I expect it should be able to run Litchi (although you might need to make sure nothing else is running).How will we be able to download litchi onto the new mini 3 pro remote or will we not be able to
My understanding of Litchi's functionality is that it is resident in the drone pilot's smart device but NOT incorporated into the controller as a downloaded augmentation. The magic occurs when that SDK release enables Litchi to tailor their functionality to the specific drone. The Litchi Mission Hub is a FREE download for your desktop computer that will allow you to start creating waypoint missions even BEFORE you shell out the very affordable $25 price of a licensed copy of Litchi on your IOS or Android device.How will we be able to download litchi onto the new mini 3 pro remote or will we not be able to
DJ Wes this highly informative response is appreciated. Your disclosure that onboard uploads of all waypoint GPS data prior to takeoff are not necessarily assured by DJI's release of the Mini 3 SDK, makes for discouraging news to these ears. My presumption had been that Litchi's access to the Mini 3's newly released SDK meant that beyond RC signal range autonomous flight would thus be facilitated.
Same profile picture, same web site, same person. Yes, that is me.
Ha ha so much for my powers of observation. I'd better keep my day job and shelve that dream of becoming a gumshoe detective at least for now.
My first experience with a GPS drone was with a borrowed Parrot Bebop. To fly waypoint missions, you needed to buy a $25 add-on, which I thought was a reasonable price. Litchi is $25, which I also think is a reasonable price. I wouldn't complain too much about paying DJI that for Mini 3 onboard waypoints -- or I might pay more with a lot of complaining, depending on how much more -- but really, I still feel that waypoints should be a standard feature of all GPS drones.
