So if I got the remote ID thing figured out correctly

[4 inch pistons]

#1----My Avata. I got a Mavic Classic with MC2 and Integra Goggles on the way. I should be able to use the Integra Goggles with the Avata and not use a connected phone and wires to fly the Avata. Correct????


#2----My Mavic 3 Classic. I should be able to use my Goggles 2 with the Motion Controller or RC controller without hooking up phone and cables because the Mavic 3 Classic already has remote ID built in. Correct????


Soooo confusing........

 

[deinvb]

#1----My Avata. I got a Mavic Classic with MC2 and Integra Goggles on the way. I should be able to use the Integra Goggles with the Avata and not use a connected phone and wires to fly the Avata. Correct????


#2----My Mavic 3 Classic. I should be able to use my Goggles 2 with the Motion Controller or RC controller without hooking up phone and cables because the Mavic 3 Classic already has remote ID built in. Correct????


Soooo confusing........

I found a work around on YouTube showing how to fly using the rc-pro controller and the goggles 2 and that worked for me. I had no remote error doing that, but I have the same problem as you when trying to fly with goggles 2 and the motion 2 controller I doesn’t make sense. Does the avata have built in gps & rid? If not I can understand they would have an issue.

 

[mavic3usa]

#1----My Avata. I got a Mavic Classic with MC2 and Integra Goggles on the way. I should be able to use the Integra Goggles with the Avata and not use a connected phone and wires to fly the Avata. Correct????

#1 yes

..... I have the same problem as you when trying to fly with goggles 2 and the motion 2 controller I doesn’t make sense. Does the avata have built in gps & rid? If not I can understand they would have an issue.

No. Unless you use Goggles Integra, Avata will need a mobile phone hookup.

 

[Droning on and on...]

What you guys are missing is RID requires GPS in both the drone and the remote controller (the "control station"). Both locations are transmitted in the RID broadcast.

Only the Integra goggles have built-in GPS. This is why with the other goggles (2 and V2) you have to tether your phone.