If I have an RC Pro remote could I hook up a phone to it and use the Fly app on the phone instead?
Or does using a phone require the basic controller?
Thanks,
Or does using a phone require the basic controller?
Thanks,
The Fly App is already installed on RC Pro. It's the app that supports Mavic 3 and gets updated on RC Pro every time it gets updated for Android. I'm also wondering what possible benefit you are seeking. The RC Pro has additional Zoom wheel, Programmable C1/C2 and 5D Joystick, a 1000 nits brightness screen, and eliminates needing... a phone, which can add a huge number of variables when controlling the Aircraft. I'm struggling to understand what adding a phone BACK I to the mix would accomplish. If using a high end phone or tablet is your goal, then RC Pro is not the way to go.If I have an RC Pro remote could I hook up a phone to it and use the Fly app on the phone instead?
Or does using a phone require the basic controller?
I like the RC Pro but there are some fpv options I can set up with a phone that I can’t do with the built in screen.As far as I know you would not be able to hook up your phone to the RC Pro in that way.
Excuse me for asking but why would you want to do that? The whole point of the RC Pro is to A) Not use your phone, and B) Not use the basic controller that comes with the standard and flymore versions of the Mavic 3.
Hi SteveI like the RC Pro but there are some fpv options I can set up with a phone that I can’t do with the built in screen.
I’ll just get a second basic controller. Thanks.
Drone Hacks should have a patch for the Mavic 3 at some point in the near future. I never heard of them before seeing it mentioned here on the Mavic 2 forums. Looks pretty good. Wish I still had my trusty old M2P!I have the RC Pro & it is a huge step up in performance compared to my M2P & Smart Controller V1, very smooth, no crashes (software!) but as I'm in UK it's limited to CE power outputs & I have had a few disconnects when the M3 goes just a touch too low behind a dense patch of old trees near me, especially when they are wet. I tried using the original RC-1 controller that came with my M3 & used my Samsung S9+ so the screen size is almost the same as the RC-Pro, the benefit of using my phone was I could load in a modified version of DJI-Fly that enables my M3 to fly with FCC power outputs which makes a big difference when behind the same section of trees, now getting no disconnects so eagerly awaiting the day when I can do the same hack to the RC-Pro.