I currently own a Mini 2, with the standard RC-N1 controller (no built-in screen). I've used this controller with my iPhone for the display, without any significant issues.
I also own an iPad Mini 6, which I'd like to also try as a larger screen (my primary limitation using the iPhone is the display size; the iPad Mini has better battery life, plus the bigger screen).
Should I anticipate any issues switching back and forth between the iPhone and iPad Mini, using the same RC-N1?
I'm also getting close to ordering a Mini 3 Pro. I'd probably get the package with the new DJI-RC (with built-in screen), but I'm wondering if I might sometimes want to use the old RC-N1 controller with the iPad's larger display.
At that point, since I would have two drones (M2 and M3P), two controllers (RC-N1 and DJI-RC), and three possible displays (iPhone, iPad and built-in screen on the DJI-RC), ideally I'd like to be able to "mix and match", using whichever drone, display, and controller that best met my needs for that day.
(Of course, I understand that when using the DJI-RC with the built-in screen, I won't be able to use either the iPhone or iPad as the display...though it might be interesting to have a dual-screen setup!)
Is this going to be a major task managing these different combinations, or would it be fairly trivial to select whatever combination I want and just go fly? Thanks.
I also own an iPad Mini 6, which I'd like to also try as a larger screen (my primary limitation using the iPhone is the display size; the iPad Mini has better battery life, plus the bigger screen).
Should I anticipate any issues switching back and forth between the iPhone and iPad Mini, using the same RC-N1?
I'm also getting close to ordering a Mini 3 Pro. I'd probably get the package with the new DJI-RC (with built-in screen), but I'm wondering if I might sometimes want to use the old RC-N1 controller with the iPad's larger display.
At that point, since I would have two drones (M2 and M3P), two controllers (RC-N1 and DJI-RC), and three possible displays (iPhone, iPad and built-in screen on the DJI-RC), ideally I'd like to be able to "mix and match", using whichever drone, display, and controller that best met my needs for that day.
(Of course, I understand that when using the DJI-RC with the built-in screen, I won't be able to use either the iPhone or iPad as the display...though it might be interesting to have a dual-screen setup!)
Is this going to be a major task managing these different combinations, or would it be fairly trivial to select whatever combination I want and just go fly? Thanks.