I found a snap-on cable for the separate RC-Pro dongle inside the bottom of the RC-Pro, under the 4 screws. There is a small empty compartment there for it.Yes, you need one dongle for the Mavic 3 (and the harness) plus another dongle for the controller.
You certainly can! Perfect place to conceal your diamonds!I wish I could use that compartment!!!???
Will it go only in the pro controller or the normal one aswell?Yes, you need one dongle for the Mavic 3 (and the harness) plus another dongle for the controller.
RC-Pro only. There is a panel underneath that has to be removed where it gets connected. Then there is the second device attached to the drone.Will it go only in the pro controller or the normal one aswell?
I was told it also works with RC-N1 as well. I bought one from Aliexpress, will put it on and see if it works when it comes.RC-Pro only. There is a panel underneath that has to be removed where it gets connected. Then there is the second device attached to the drone.
Certainly possible. It has two components, one for the RC and one for the drone. Not sure where the RC-N1 attachment would connect, nor where it would mount. However, I certainly am interested in it for myself as well. Please keep us informed either way! It's one of the few ways to maintain signal when temporarily flying behind buildings in a heavily urban environment for a safer flight. Got a link to where you purchased it from?I was told it also works with RC-N1 as well. I bought one from Aliexpress, will put it on and see if it works when it comes.
I think with the Rc-N1 it would connect to the phone- Not sure, when I get it I will have to see.Certainly possible. It has two components, one for the RC and one for the drone. Not sure where the RC-N1 attachment would connect, nor where it would mount. However, I certainly am interested in it for myself as well. Please keep us informed either way! It's one of the few ways to maintain signal when temporarily flying behind buildings in a heavily urban environment for a safer flight. Got a link to where you purchased it from?
That makes sense!I think with the Rc-N1 it would connect to the phone- Not sure, when I get it I will have to see.
That makes sense!
Can you share the link from which you purchased it?
When I bought it, it was $160USD, demand must have increased so they jacked the prices up. You will also need the bracket for it. I found a video showing it working in Aus with RC-N1That makes sense!
Can you share the link from which you purchased it?
If it works in Australia, it probably works in New Zealand, too. Wonder if it works in USA, as that was never promised. Where did you get the bracket for it? Won't it need a SIM card, too?When I bought it, it was $160USD, demand must have increased so they jacked the prices up. You will also need the bracket for it. I found a video showing it working in Aus with RC-N1
I also bought the bracket from same company. I will just get a data card for the local providers, prepaid first just to check if it works.If it works in Australia, it probably works in New Zealand, too. Wonder if it works in USA, as that was never promised. Where did you get the bracket for it? Won't it need a SIM card, too?
Cool! Is it your understanding that the 4G replaces OcuSync, or merely supplements it?I also bought the bracket from same company. I will just get a data card for the local providers, prepaid first just to check if it works.
From what I understand the RC will be connected to both and when the O3 drops out completely the 4G transmission will automatically take over.Cool! Is it your understanding that the 4G replaces OcuSync, or merely supplements it?
That's definitely how I would want it to work! That way, waypoints could still be sent while the O3 signal is obstructed, to complete the mission, since they are now sent serially during the flght, one at a time, instead of all uploaded initially at the beginning, where it only needs GPS, and not continuous signal to complete the mission.From what I understand the RC will be connected to both and when the O3 drops out completely the 4G transmission will automatically take over.
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