yes- i was hoping that was the problem... but unfortunately its not.Antennae aimed properly?
It's recommended to turn off the WiFi one your tablet or smartphone when flying.hmm, good question? i use my iPhone 6 and i don't think i turn my bluetooth off. I will check that...hopefully that's all it is. Thanks fordruid. I will let you know if that's the problem.
This is not possible since the mobile device needs to use Wi-Fi to connect to the remote controller. However, it would be okay to enable airplane mode and then turn Wi-Fi on.It's recommended to turn off the WiFi one your tablet or smartphone when flying.
There are no settings in DJI GO that would cause this to occur. Here are some things to try:Is there something in settings I didn't do correctly?
On the Phantom P3AThis is not possible since the mobile device needs to use Wi-Fi to connect to the remote controller. However, it would be okay to enable airplane mode and then turn Wi-Fi on.
This is not possible since the mobile device needs to use Wi-Fi to connect to the remote controller. However, it would be okay to enable airplane mode and then turn Wi-Fi on.