Recent content by Leszek Kedziora

That's the best post of the year. Can't wait to see the vids. Sent from my SM-G935F using InspirePilots mobile app

Try Filmstro for me this is all I need. Sent from my SM-T815 using InspirePilots mobile app

Here is the answer:

I have had the same problem. I dismounted it.

Remove the nose cover and secure all the cables around the compass. The cables should be as far from the compass unit as it is possible. In my case it helped.

Try to put up with one hand the drone and switch 3 oraz 4 times the lever on the remote. Then restart the drone.

In My case it works flawlessly (Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 with Andoid 6.01).

BTW checking the batteries is also important as if anything would happen with them You will have no time to act. You should fly only on freshly charged ones and You have to check not only the percentage but the voltage also. IMHO the Healthydrones is the best tool to analize the batteries.

Checking landing/taking off spot with a magnetic app is a must. Normally the readings should vary between 40 to 50 uT. Callibrating the compass (only if it is necessary) should be performed on the land. When flying low switch off the VPS system. Always check the readings in DJI app before and...

That's weird because my Flytrex is dead too. I dismounted it as I thought that it was a mechanical failure (I had solid green light with or without my SIM card). Now I think that that is a software problem. I can not even update the Flytrex to the newest soft.

IMHO there are too many iOS fans. I have been using Android for 3 yrs without any problems.

I use the app on my Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 without any problems. It works flawlessly.

I use soft pad between the backpack and the VPS unit. I mean the pad from my camera backpack.

Long vid but worth to see.

It would be very helpfull to have sensor readings implemented in the app.