So the final verdict (based on my experience) is that it's possible to run the DJI GO 4 app with the last updates till today and fly without any problems with these phones: 1. A Samsung Galaxy S7, which seems to work fine (4 GB RAM) 2. A Gigaset GS270 plus (3 GB RAM) - Android 8. 3. The following part origins from: BUYINGGUIDE Remote Controller Settings: Here you can configure your remote controller’s settings. Remote Controller Calibration: Here you can calibrate your remote controller’s sticks and toggle wheels. You can only calibrate the RC when the aircraft is turned off. To calibrate just follow the on-screen instructions.Stick Mode: This is where you can choose 1. Connect the aircraft to the mobile device and activate the aircraft following the instructions in DJI GO 4. 2. Click the icon on the upper right corner and 'Scan QR Code"". Point the aircraft camera to the QR code beside SSID on the battery compartment, and then follow the instructions in DJI GO 4. In free mode: you can control the aircraft’s heading independently of the camera. In follow mode: the aircraft heading will be the same as that of the camera. (Inspire 2) DJI GO 4 Manual Contents: Introduction and Camera View. DJI GO 4 General Settings. Main Controller Settings. Visual Navigation Settings. Remote Controller Settings Launch the DJI Go 4 application and power on the craft. Enter the camera view and tap on the controller icon along the top of the screen to bring up the controller menu. Locate the Linking Remote Controller button at the bottom of the menu, tap it and confirm the radio settings to start a 60-second timer. Locate the Link Button on the craft and Displays current version of the UgCS for DJI application. Displays current network information. Displays port, which is currently selected. Settings Menu sections include:• DJI account settings;• DJI Drone;• Camera;• Live stream;• Maps;• App Settings;• About; DJI account settingsDisplays DJI authentication status.DJI DroneDisplays It should be in a ".zip" file. Unzip the file and drag the ".bin" file onto an SD card (you can use the SD card that comes with the drone). Then insert the SD card into the drone. Click here to watch a video on how to update the firmware on the Phantom 3. After the drone firmware has been successfully updated, you may open up the DJI GO App. Connect the controller to your device. Power on the controller and then the drone. While in the main menu of the DJI Fly app, select your drone and tap on ‘ GO FLY ’. Tap on the three dots ⋮ on the top corner of the screen. In the safety tab, in the sensors section, tap on calibrate where it says ‘IMU’. This was depicted in the story above and would call for an SD card format. To format the SD card, open the DJI Go 4 app and go to the camera settings. Click the rightmost tab and scroll to the bottom where you’ll see “Format SD Card”. Tap that and you’ll be good to go, with everything being erased from the SD card. QdUR.

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