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Somebody put one of the YT videos on this thread, explains how to do it. It was my second choice for videos, but it still tells you basically the way I did it.I have a kindle fire HD that's about 3 years old and never gets used. I'm unable to download the DJI app from google play store for some reason. [emoji848]
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I want to vouch for the RCA Voyager II being a good tablet for use with DJI GO. I ran it for a couple of weeks and it performed great. My only issue was with the screen (clarity, viewing angles). However, it does have a matte finish which may help with glare.
With that said, I'd like to add another tablet contender - Digiland 7'' from Best Buy:
DigiLand - 7" Tablet - 8GB - Black
It has virtually identical hardware specs to RCA Voyager II (Mediatek Quad core, 1 GB RAM), but adds GPS. It also has a superior screen in my opinion. The viewer angles are much better and while the resolution is the same (1024x600), it seems to have more clarity/sharpness.
For me, I needed a tablet that could pull double duty - using for basic web browsing, but also for flying the Phantom.
They were $39 when I bought two of 'em. (I bought one for a five yr old granddaughter and the 4 yr old also wanted one, so what is a grandpa supposed to do?)I bought one of those 49$ fire tablets from amazon thinkin I could probably get it to work, and if I couldn't, well it was 49$, so what the hell. There are multiple videos on the net about how to hack em, they don't come with google play or the apple equivalen, just a bunch of games and movies and stuff. It got here today and immediately went to work hacking the hell out of it, for 4 hours. I finally got tired and frustrated and thought I'd try downloading the app to my pc, then hooking them together and transferring the GO app to the tablet. Those guys on youtube are intelligent I have no doubt, but they aint school teachers. The low tech idea I had worked. So anybody lookin for a cheap, and I mean really cheap tablet, the kindle fire 49$ job works.
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