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Maps cache/save on my Ipad mini 4 celular memory so data available when not internet abailable. Might be different on other tablets, you just need to have a play and see. I know theres a cache maps setting in dji go, havn't seen same setting in gs pro but seems to happen by default?

See Creating a mission Select point(turns blue) drag to bin icon https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/groundstation_pro/20171121/GS_Pro_User_Manual_EN_V2.0.pdf

Sounds like some manuel work required? support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/204114513-manual-tie-point#gsc.tab=0

I find easiest method is to email kmz/kml to ipad. Once selected it will enable you to open in gs pro. You can then use as background map or gs pro will use polygon and create flightplan. Sometimes i use both methods depending on how gs pro flightplan turns out. You can always edit/modify gs pro...

Definately glitchy I think, hope DJI are listening ?

Still get the message but at least maps are loading now? Last time I tried the maps didn't load?

Hi, did you find an answer?

DJIFlightPlanner PC based but exports to CSV then import into DJIULTIMATE FLIGHT APP DJI Ultimate Flight - Home I have had some issues with certain Android Tablets, there is a free trial period though. Have had issues running this on my Galaxy S6 and NVIDIA Shield, need to go over the manual...

DJI GS PRO 1.6 now supports shp kml kmz import, ripper. It will cost you though Was $80 AUS for the import option. Just need flight data and it covers all our needs

Hope they increase waypoint limit beyond 99 and allow access to log data? DJI GS Pro on the App Store What's New in Version 1.6.0 1. New: Support for M200/P4A 2. New: Support for KML/SHP/KMZ file import, view, and creating flight missions accordingly 3. New: Save the current mission’s...

You could try DJIFlightPlanner Pc based but uses DJI Ultimate Flight Android App to execute flight plan. We've been using almost identical flight planning(More Customized) software from here FlightPlanner – AeroScientific for aerial surveys out of a Cessna 172. Just purchased our first Phantom...