Is DJI Go v4.1.9 OK for Inspire 2?

[gsdogs]

Is this version safe to install for the I2? I'm skeptical on updating to this version.

 

[Casey53]

Don't know. Surprised no one has said anything about it yet.

Wonder if they addressed the gimbal yaw tuning for the P4 (That was supposed to be for the I2 as well when announced back in 4.1.5 era.)? Instead of yaw, it was setting the roll in the P4 and the numbers wouldn't change either when tapped. It was a major fail on the prior version 4.1.5 I had.

You'd think someone at DJI who writes the programming would actually fly the thing to try it with whatever they wrote or added to see if it works, but somehow they don't do that and let the public find out something is awry. Programmers, and their actual flight people - if they have any, which I sometimes doubt - seem quite distant. Always a new surprise with DJI software/firmware.

 

[huppe]

If everything is working fine,why updating?

 

[deltalimatango]

If everything is working fine,why updating?

Possible bug fixes, security updates, etc... It's not just updating for the sake of updating.

 

[Supong]

I am still on .0330 firmware and Dji Go 4.0.8

By the way, the new iTunes 12.7 removes app installation you may not be able to go back to previous version.

 

[Mark Taylor]

By the way, the new iTunes 12.7 removes app installation you may not be able to go back to previous version.

You can still install apps by dragging a .ipa to the device icon on the left, but it won't help you acquire the .ipa in the first place.

 

[Crown]

My Inspire 2 arrives tomorrow, purchased from Amazon UK.
So I imagine their stock turns over frequently, so would I have the latest firmware out of the box?

 

[Supong]

Most likely not. Probably .0240

 

[Supong]

And you may have not much choice. .0240 has issue with vibration of gimbal of some camera. I didn't have with mine. .0330 is the best. Current version causes I2 a crappy aircraft. So better stay with .0240