Fly away coverage and remote control binding

[izometric]

Quick question about the fly away coverage and remote control binding. I am planing to use two remote controls for a Mavic 3 Classic. A RC (built-in screen) and a RC-N1 (to connect the phone).

How does remote binding work when regularly switching between these two remotes? Is the fly away coverage automatically shifted to the current remote controller? Is it forever bound to a single remote controller? How does this work?

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

It is my understanding that with at least the RC-N1 you will have to unbind the DJI-RC and then bind the RC-N1. I am happy to be corrected in that but if correct it means you will need a connection to the internet.

 

[izometric]

Connection to the internet will never be an issue, as I can always hotspot with my iphone.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Connection to the internet will never be an issue, as I can always hotspot with my iphone.

That's good but will your phone always have connection to its network?

 

[izometric]

It is very unlikely to lose the phone connection in Europe. So yes, I can say with high confidence that I will always have internet connection via my phone.

However, If I will travel to remote areas, I will make sure to select the right controller beforehand.

 

[mavic3usa]

DJI Fly App Account and Device Binding/Unbinding Guide

After unboxing your new product, it is important to promptly bind it to your DJI account. Failure to do so will result in your inability to produce a DJI Care Aircraft Flyaway Report in case of a flyaway incident. To bind your aircraft and remote controller, or to perform an unbinding operation...

support.dji.com

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

My understanding of binding is that you would need to unbind/bind to the controller being used. It does not automatically switch between the two.