I have ipad 4th generation only wifi. Can I control the DJI Phantom 2 Quadcopter with it.
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Hi,Yes you can control the flight path of the drone with your Ipad if you have the 2.4 bluetooth data link hardware installed on your phantom 2. Let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.Sincerely,Brandon
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Yes & No.... The system requires cellular to acquire a gps/map location. I would suggest using a hotspot in conjunction with the iPad. Hope this helps.
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Unfornately, nop. This device works with bluetooth enable ipads like iPad Air generation only.
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I am not sure, but I think that you have to just switch the settings on your IPad wifi to other that the WEFEFEYE network. I will be giving this product a more in depth review over the weekend.
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To answer your question,is no,you need to use the transmitter it came with,or buy the right transmitter,there pretty cheep,there like 10 bucks,to bind with controler,put a fully changed battery in the heli,then turn the heli on,then turn the controler on,in that order,it will take up to 8 min for it to bind with the heli,only higher end models you can use any controler,i have like 4 2.4 gig controlers,none will work,so yess get the one like it comes with,johnny
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The ar drone make a wifi hot spot and you connect to it. ... so wifi controlled
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Yes but it is a mod to the drone. Essentially you need a wifi extender. Picture the drone as a simple wifi hotspot like the one you probably have in your home. To have a better flying range you need a range extender. Parrot AR.Drone Quadricopter WiFi Range Extender Kit
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Yes. You just have to pair it with the receiver inside the phantom. Refer to the DJI manual that can be downloaded on the DJI Inovations website.
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No, it bearly survive in normal conditions. I bought two hopeing v2 will be better than v1 and no. Limited control range due to iphone wifi dependence, reaponse is not optimum. If you really want a worthy drone check out DJI Phantom 2, worth the extra bucks.
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hello, this is not a DJI product, so it won't void the warranty from DJI, as the pictures show, one side of the connector will connect with your phantom, the other side will connect with two batteries, please let me know if you need more help, thank you! B.regards N
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It's controlled by any tablet or smartphone. It's got about a 50 meter range. So, it's enough to fly it around your yard. Not really for long distance flights like the DJI Phantoms can do, which have a 1 km range.
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No there is no "Fix" the quad flys on the same frequency as the wifi on the phone and you dont want it anyway The range of the phantom is about 1 mile the range of the gopro wifi is about 100 feet, worthless for first person flying
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This Phantom 2+ doesn't have a controller with battery indicator lights and gimble control dial. The camera move only up and down. Please bear in mind that you must download the App on your smart phone and there you can view the battery status and you can control the up and down of your gimble. Very much every thing is done thru your smart phone.
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You need to download from the DJI website , also always download the latest software and keep your quad up to date
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I installed it on a DJI F450, not sure about a phantom. I think the phantom 2 uses a flight controller with more features like the regular NAZA.
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This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade board. FC40 and Phantom 2 you should contact DJI for more information. This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade... » Read More This device displays craft status through your fpv system, it is not a fpv. You need a transmitter and Receiver, monitor and a ham radio license. It does require Naza PM V2 to operate. On the Phantom 2, I believe the main board has the upgrade board installed and you just need to plug into the CAN - BUS Port then install the software for the iOSD. The problem with DJI is they have released so many different versions that have the same number it is going to hard to pin down exactly what your model has in the way of available ports and hardware. With the Phantom 1, 1.1 you need the upgrade board. FC40 and Phantom 2 you should contact DJI for more information. « Show Less
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The drone connects to your device by WiFi. So the parrot drone broadcasts it's own WiFi network, and you just connect to it from your device, like if you were connecting to your router.
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The Phantom 3 doesn't need it. It already comes with iPad control integrated.
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No it will not . You need a trainer connection to make it talk to the interface. The DJI does not have this feature