RC Android Battery Issue

[Bob52]

Hi, I contacted DJI support on this and they know nothing, or at least are unwilling to talk about it.
I only have 2 flights under my belt at this time, but since I am using and Android I have been reading the many posts concerning the problem and trying to take steps to help minimize this issue. I am going to try and use the USB cable instead of the side cable on the RC. What I am missing at this time is whether or not to keep the side cable plugged in or remove it all together.

Anyway, I cannot believe they are unaware of it at this time. I had the gentleman I spoke to to report it to the developers. What do you think?

Bob

 

[Mr. Salty]

You have to remove the cable on the side for the other cable to work at this time.

 

[rickw]

your post doesn't contain your problem,if your're saying you can't stop rc from charging phone you can't stop that on android

 

[Plawa]

your post doesn't contain your problem,if your're saying you can't stop rc from charging phone you can't stop that on android

It can be, but your phone needs to be rooted

 

[Bob52]

You have to remove the cable on the side for the other cable to work at this time.

Hi Salty, thank you very much. Just for clarification, are you saying that having both cables plugged in, the system won't connect?

Thanks
Bob

 

[Bob52]

It can be, but your phone needs to be rooted

I have heard that phrase before, can you explain what that is exactly? I guess my question would be that if I was using USB, and leaving the side cable off works, why would I leave the side cable plugged in?

Appreciate your time.

Bob

 

[Mr. Salty]

Hi Salty, thank you very much. Just for clarification, are you saying that having both cables plugged in, the system won't connect?

Thanks
Bob

Yes, the cable on the side has to be unplugged from the RC or the other one won't work.

 

[Bob52]

Yes, the cable on the side has to be unplugged from the RC or the other one won't work.

Thank you Sir!