The DJI Spark Secret Feature No one knows about....

[@briandewald621]

Good videos! You don't try to be funny or cute and you're information is to the point and clear. Great information. Thanks!

[@DavidMercierPhotographer]

Awesome! Everyone always shows the OTG working with iPhones, first video I've seen using android. Thanks for posting! Now I REALLY want a Spark!!

[@gareth5000]

Thank's for the mention:) Glad it's working for you.

[@geraldharper330]

I think you got it going on...all you need is your Spark. I don't know if they were correct, but they said 2 day shipping, is that possible? Can't wait

[@gareth5000]

Next week! Imagine....

[@monsieurlopez9040]

My estimated delivery is today is 18:00 right now and still waiting :(

[@brianroberts5062]

And it also works with the DJI Goggles. Its a pity that DJI used a Micro USB connector on the Remote for the Spark. The Mavic has a full type A USB port so all data cables for Android and iPhone are usable. Make sure you are careful what cable and adapter you use the host in this case is the RC controller not the smartphone. I can only use this connection to fly the Spark. Wifi on an iPhone is that unreliable that it is un-flyable.

[@gareth5000]

store.dji.com/product/dji-goggles-micro-usb-otg-cable

[@lavery0365]

Just received my DJI Spark a few days ago and I am presently utilizing the same method with my Android 8 Active, however, I am using a shorter cord & it has worked flawlessly. Thx for your info, I have subscribed and am looking forward to future videos. Have a good one!

[@markbsb7176]

Thanks for the tip, if I may suggest one for you , please turn off auto focus on your video

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Mark B I need it to be on but I think I had it's set on multi point focus and continuous by mistake.

[@AcuStick1988]

BigBallVlogs it was mad distracting. If you need it on, assign a button you can reach while talking to the camera when you need to pull focus. Or check your lens, or software, it may be misfiring like you said. Props to the quality info tho; dji needs to keep up on this 👌🏽

[@jamborino2940]

It's probably better to bump the ISO a little, set a higher aperture and turn off auto focus so your viewers don't feel motion sickness whilst you are sat down.

[@Josef_R]

Evan Barlow Why you posting bad codes, scammer?

[@tonyaguilar2151]

Josef Roesler what do you mean bad code? I keep seeing people putting these things up.

[@scottcooper7097]

For the cord fix, try using an android tablet if you have one. The cord will be out of the way and you’ll have the added advantage of a bigger screen for flying.

[@Hoomi2]

Another option to deal with the cable protrusion is to look at the MavMount system. It's a machined aluminum base that goes in the phone clamp part of the controller, with an adjustable position mounting for a phone or tablet. I have one for my Spark, and like that I can set the angle for best viewing, while keeping the controller in a comfortable hand position.

[@CarlosAustin]

Apparently DJI was proud of their wireless technology that they did not disclose you can hardwire with a cable from your device to the RC. But...this seems to be the best solution for the best connection. Sad they did not include a cable to begin with. If you happen to find a good cable that is elegant to plug in to this...please post the link of where to get it. Thanks.

[@michaelbarnes736]

On Amazon, you can pick up a stubby cable for the DJI for about 7 bucks. Its only 8 inched long so no extra cable to interfere with the fun..

[@JosefHolland]

The reason the device keeps connection better and you no longer lose signal is because you are not relying on your phones Wi-Fi. When you are connected to the controller you are actually using the OcuSync Transmission System from the controller and piping the information directly to your phone.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Josef Holland I don't think this Drone uses ocusync. I think that just on the Mavic

[@ROKKIT44]

You need a right angled connector on a USB cable. They're pretty cost effective. Just check amazon.

[@OneManOneCamera]

Enjoy the drone! On bright days, shooting in manual mode is pretty easy. Set the camera to F8 or higher and pretty much everything is in focus.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+OneManOneCamera thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try.

[@Oshibkii]

OneManOneCamera F8 is an extremely high aperture and will result in really heavily overexposed images, and it also doesn't dictate whether or not the camera focuses better, that's on the user of the camera.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

nice video, just ordered a 90 degree micro USB to straight micro USB OTG cable from newegg. the reason this works is because without the cable, the controller and phone are connected through a wifi connection.... the cable makes it a hard wired connection instead. much the same as the difference between using a Wifi connection versus wired connection for your home internet setup. while a Wifi connection generally works really well, a wired connection is almost always much stronger.

[@jessejenkins4797]

Good job! Thanks for sharing, very clear. I'm new to Spark and have struggled a bit getting all the connection elements working. I'll try a shorter USB cable, but like the reliability of cable, for such a short distance task. Keep up the good work!

[@jake24680]

If you don't want to use the bottom connector you can also buy a new cable for the side. I had the same problem with my mavic. turns out, the original cable that came with my mavic was faulty and would not let my S8 connect to the controller. the new cable I bought was exactly the same as the original. I have no more disconnect problems

[@Oeltanker87]

I also use a OTG on my Sony Xperia Z5 with Android. Its important to use the original USB Cable from ur Phone with the OTG. The white Cable from DJI does not work with the OTG.

[@skateborg]

I got the USB cable connection to work with the Spark Remote Controller > iPhone 6 Plus. Here's the signal path and the two connectors I used to make a custom wire harness. Spark Controller > Insignia OTG Micro USB to USB Type-A Adapter > Belkin MIXIT USB Type-A to 90-Degree (right angle) Lightning Cable > iPhone 6 Plus Route the right angle Lighting plug through the left-hand Controller arm so the cable will neatly tuck upward and back after it's plugged in to the iPhone. The Belkin MIXIT cable is 48" long so you'll have to coil the extra cable under the iPhone with a 10" piece of harness loop to keep everything neat. Secure iPhone in the Controller's Mobile Device Clamp. Plug the 90-Degree Lightning end of the harness into the iPhone. Here's the power up sequence and how to make the connection. iPhone WiFi is OFF. • Power up Remote Controller • Power up Spark • Turn on DJI Go 4 • Plug the Micro USB end of the harness into the Controller. Dismiss error message "This accessory may not be supported". You should now see the RC Connected icon on the app screen in the lower left. Touch "Start Flight" and you should be RTG. If you can see the camera view on your screen you're all set. Go Fly Your Drone!

[@rkaag99]

good video, thanks! -as for the better connection... maybe the cabled connection uses the controllers antenna rather than the little built-in antenna on the phone... not sure but just a thought

[@dannydwn9015]

You also need to set your antennas on 45 degrees for a better signal... In the video you got them at 90 degrees.. Not sure if you fly this way👊

[@mbunds]

Great tips! Thanks for your time in making this, really great! I am going to try to find a (short) right-angle USB cable to avoid the problem with the cable hanging out of the phone mount.

[@hamradiorick8543]

Another reason why your phone ipad or tablet well work when you plug into the micro usb which I notice on the dji.com page and that is if you read what you need to connect DJI Goggles - HDMI (Type A) Female to HDMI (Type C) Male Adaptor

[@hamradiorick8543]

Hi one thing I found out about using the mini usb port on the Spark control and that is you need the cable adapter that comes with the Phantom 4 plus that adapter needs to be plug into the controller not the phone in order for it to work. Rick

[@Bigballvlogs]

+hAMrADIOrICK I'm not. I tried with my dongle stuck in the phone on the first attempt and it it did not work. The P4 may have a different cable.

[@elm040104]

BigBallVlogs I'm ordering the adapter from your link. And I'm going to order the phone holder. Will I need a special cable as well or will my Samsung micro usb work?

[@elm040104]

ordered the adapter from your link....

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Scott Moorhead I use my phone cable.

[@elm040104]

BigBallVlogs Man you saved me a boat load of money! Was about to order a ipad mini because of connectivity issues. Thanks! Subscribed

[@JxckSweeney]

Does the spark say "Takeoff" like the phantom and mavic

[@loayoraby674]

😄 yes

[@gemster18]

Thank you so much for your very informative video I really enjoy watching the videos they are down to earth and to the point! I have a question regarding the spark a little bit off-topic if I can ask you? I am using the DJI spark with the latest firmware update everything is perfect I'm using it with an OTG cable as you showed in your video, I don't believe it's working properly maybe you can shed some light on it? When I take the Drone up to the say 150 ft, and I decide I want to bring it down and I push and hold the left stick in mode 2 to begin a descent if I continue to hold a stick down it seems like the Drone comes down at a quicker pace and the only way to stop the rapid descent is to push the left stick past halfway and then it will throttle back up and eventually stabilize pretty much what I'm saying is if I continue to hold the stick down it will drop and if I let go of the stick and allow the radio to RECenter the Drone will continue to descend and eventually hit the grass! The only way to stop this descent is to push up on the left stick past halfway like I explained I'm sorry for the long winded description but it's the only way that I can fully explain to you what's going on?.

[@ochoaboyy4064]

probably one of the most helpful tips i've found! great video man!

[@mr1bienvenu1]

My first DJI is coming in the mail in a few days thanks for the heads up. I have a Galaxy S6 edge I'm hoping it will work fine with that.

[@KY_Optics]

try cutting the cables and soldering in very tiny cables, let the ground and positive be unsoldered and insolate them so they wont drain your battery, that should be good

[@southeasternnews9333]

After following your tutorial I got it working--will be doing the exact hook-up sequence you describe--thanks much, and a great relief, like you I prefer using my android even though I have a mini iPad

[@gregmatas7476]

Thanks for the tip. What if you forget to turn off the Wifi but have the cable connected. Which connection takes precedence? The cable or the Wifi?

[@3rdeyeking174]

I'm a newbie in what I bought my mavic last month in haven't flown it yet thinking about getting a spark as well for my business use both drones but any was it's all ways something new popping up with these drown I guess I need to get mine up in the air in play around with it thanks for the tip

[@Bigballvlogs]

I have both but honestly im on the fence about keeping it. I think Im going to go with the mavic and a 4 pro.

[@JPVideos81]

can you do a flight test to see if distance is increased?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+JPVideos I can but the cable connection to the phone should not effect distance. the drone is connected to the remote so as long as the drone can communicate remote distance wise you the remote can send that signal to your phone. In previous range test with the p3s it would keep flying while my signal was dropped to the phone. When got a signal back by moving the antenna it had flown 100 yards.. I personally don't recommend trying to stretch the battey on this trying to fly miles. when it goes it goes fast so a head wind on this tiny thing may keep it from making it back.

[@JPVideos81]

So the cable connection basically provides a better video feed to the phone? I own a p3s and the live feed over wifi is glitchy when I get several hundred feet away.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+JPVideos I think it does. I don't get the wifi latency but I still get glitches if I am not pointing the transmitter in the direction of the drone.

[@Kasonas]

Thank you soooo much! I just ordered an adapter. Much appreciated!

[@isabellenatalya]

Super helpful! Thank you! the world of drones is one im still trying to learn!

[@skateborg]

Thanks for this report and demo. Are you able to connect the Spark Controller to your iPhone via USB? I'm wondering if I can use a standard micro USB-to-USB cable plugged to an Apple lightning-to-USB Camera Adapter to go between the Controller and the iPhone.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Kevin Barnard I keep trying to test this but I keep getting busy. I will have a video up later that has the answer

[@denierpumar7080]

Hi there, great video. very informative. Would you please check if you can use a 2.5G wifi phone in Spark but instead of using wifi (because 2.5 wont connect to spark) can you try connecting USB data cable instead. Thanks. hope to hear from you soon.

[@jepolch]

I did that and broke the OTG adapter where it connects to the controller. Fortunately it didn't damage the controller. Next time I try that I'll try to put tape over the connection to protect it from bending/breaking.

[@Funnyshortstuff]

Just saw this and thought I would post! the Spark is a Wifi Drone that uses 2.4 and 5.8 ghz the cable when connected kills the dual band and only gives you 5.8 (DJI) didnt talk about it as they don't recommend you fly the spark this way from what I have read, Im not sure why people cant just use the unit as it was designed, tricking stuff and trying stuff that is not in the owners guide will cause others to post false information that will only confuse new pilots

[@ThomasSheridanArts]

Very good tip - I was wondering if it was worth doing. thanks

[@NakulKhairnar]

just remember he meant 90 degree bent cable and not 45!

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Nakul Khairnar yes

[@FrankLeeYing]

aka, a right angle cable

[@KitchenOne-California]

He said right angle didn’t he?

[@kodyblazer5802]

BigBallVlogs -It it possible to put a phantom 3 professional camera on a phantom 3 standard without modifications?

[@Venatius]

Super informative and well explained. Thanks! You thought this out well. I've heard elsewhere that the newest DJI Go updates finally fixed OTG support on Android, so I figure at the very low price of an adapter it couldn't hurt to try.

[@tomlee45]

I think the problem is the lack of support DJI gives for their software including phone support. I'm having issues with a galazy S8+

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Tom Lee this fixed my connection issue. It made is a solid connection

[@mugsy191]

BigBallVlogs Does the OTG adapter you linked in your description work for Galaxy S8+?

[@esaedvik]

No, S8+ has USB type C, so you need an OTG dongle with one of those.

[@clgalaxy]

This is a such a click bait title because most people who use this drone or research this drone actually know about the OTG Cable.

[@freedom281]

Hey, and thank you for your honest review... My question is not even about the Drone, I already made up my mind to expand my Drone Fleet with a SPARK, WITH the combo stuff, I want controller and the much further range it gives you, +2 extra Batts. 4 extra propellers, a special and perfect made carrying Case, to protect your expensive stuff and a Charger there can take ALL 3 batts. at the same time, amazing! And think how easy it is to bring on vacation, and who the F wanna fly 2 miles away to make Vacation pics? I Go there man^^. There I would exactly use a SPARK, OR the (a bit bigger) Mavic Pro, to make great Vacation Shots, and make a lot of Aerial super sharp Videos. You can show it to all your friends, upload it, save it and make your own collection of your life in pic, for I tell you we will love them when we get older, and they will never lose quality as of the high-Tech age we live in. My DJI Phantom Pro 3 with 4k cam, I can forget about bring that anywhere, at less I am in car all time so I use it purely at or close to home or shorter Road Trips to Sweden, Norway, Germany and Poland. OR willing to take the chance to put it in a suitcase, and HOPE it not would break under the throwing and stacking of cargo + the pure risk of losing your suitcase. Personally I'm neither that rich or risk willing, and IF I go to see AND film the Pyramids(I bet there are loads of regulations of how close you can fly to them, thx God they can be seen from the moon^^) but Imagine I go with that main purpose and lose it in my suitcase, then I rather have it as hand luggage. And here Both Mavic Pro and Spark especially is the obvious choice, even the Spark not can do 4k, but it still kick ass. It DO have a few 'Childhood Diseases I would like to see better, but I guess that lies in better software updates, it still misread movements a lot, loose connection. Like it do not fly away when you wave too fast, or making unclear hand/arm movements. That is clear to me after watching over 100 Videos about the Spark. It need be far better so I expect a VERY fast Spark 2, and I wonder if not it pay to wait... Maby software updates can't do it... Here it's VERY clear DJI not care for if we get a ½ bad product, just the hand movements and there sell will not suffer, so they will just make a Spark 2 fast. I should know very bad if not already the Papers and prototype for the S2 already is there :) P.S I say in the beginning that I have a question, and pls don't take offence :) What kind of watch are you wearing, I collect that too, and think I saw a glimpse of a nice watch :) What is it for a watch if I may ask?? Thank you for a good video.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Free dom you only get 1 extra battery 2 total. I didn't take my drone to Egypt. I think you may need permission to fly there.

[@NoahzLearning]

Did you ever find another type of cable to use that will not be in the way with your hand in controlling the remote?

[@bgdaddy1971]

I just talked to DJI and they told me there was no issues but I kept on telling them I was having the aircraft disconnect from my phone all the time and was getting frustrated I'm going to have to check this out thank you for posting this up because I could be two feet away from him and it would disconnect from me I can barely get 800 and it will show disconnect... I've never met should be an issue

[@AJ-ww1ef]

Can you do a review on the range boosters that you can buy? I'd love to see a range test of the mavic pro!

[@Bigballvlogs]

+AJ I sort of did a range test with the Mav in a previous video. I have the reflective signal booster but I'm thinking of doing an antenna mod like I did with the Phantom 3.

[@ujustdewit1668]

Good to know just got my Spark..definitely using the usb hook up.Thanks for the tip😊

[@eartotheground17]

may try using a tablet mount and putting your phone in that it would change the angle of wire and keep it out the way

[@Bigballvlogs]

+mikedproductions that what I'm thinking .

[@obchris]

Nice video and thanks for the tips. I also use the Samsung S7 although I've not seen the disconnect problem, I like having a cable, seems like a better idea than two WiFi's battling one and other. I built a little platform with a piece of 1/4 inch thick plexiglass that fits in place of the phone in the controller, then mounted a small Camera ball head attached to a phone selfie clamp. I like the one from MonFroto. With this setup it lifts the phone up about 1.5" so it also lets your hands not accidentally hit the screen on the phone which of course can change the drone setup or view. Let me know if you want a photo, the setup is really nice since I can now have the remote and the controller at two totally separate angles.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+ChristO I bought one but I'll take s looks your because mine is a heavy metal one.

[@NovoGold]

It's not the point of adding a phone or tablet, it's the remote that stops the signal drop, it's the wifi signal that drops, this just gives you constant video feed... Works for tablets as well with a better view...

[@kirbycollins3223]

I found a 90 degree OTG cable & a 5" USB Cable & A Tablet support & it works Great Thanks for the info!

[@zabamaz103]

You can do directly recording on iPhone, just do screen recording

[@phillipabma8093]

there are some 90degree cables in amazon.

[@Haggis305]

Take a look at the following phone mount for the Mavic and spark remote made by polarpro...hope that helps! Enjoy

[@Dcpulley]

I see a JJRC Pro 175 or 200 on the table. I have one of each. Did you do a review on it??? Great videos!

[@Bigballvlogs]

+D Pulley I didn't i don't know much about racing drone so I don't want to do a review yet. I just wanted to try flying fpv.

[@parentmarriagecoaching7454]

The OTG cable plugged into a Spark Remote and a Galaxy S7 can create other issues. With the cable, I lose the satellites connection! I contacted support and DJI said this is not a supported feature. That is why its a secret. If you have issues, there is no support becuase the spark is built around that wifi connection. The cable created MORE problems and made the system less reliable so be careful, its not a panacea.

[@brownwoodron]

Did you ever find a right angle cable for it? I have a S8+

[@carlosread5887]

Thanks for sharing this information! I have a Spark, and I don't know what is wrong with the DJI app or maybe with my LG smartphone, but using the cable, is the ONLY way my Spark flies. I have the same unconfortable position of the cable between my fingers. I ordered an 8 inches adaptor cable, but meanwhile, what I do is that I insert the phone only halveway into the RC's slots. Works fine for me, and the phone is held securely, even though it is not inserted all the way in. Try that!

[@Selle78]

Hey BigBall, thanks for great video. I have an of topic question if u dont mind. What´s the brand and model on you sunglasses? look really nice ;)

[@SpookieNZL]

Does the Spark remote have another OTG Plug Port on the side top Left? As the Remote on TomTop Site shows the Cable in a different place?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+SpookieNZL No just one in the back. That may be for the mavic

[@besnikmaloku]

dont know if u noticed but in the midle of the screen there is a blue circle, think ur camera has dust or smudge on the lens ?

[@JxckSweeney]

Hey does the spark say "Takeoff" like PH4 and Mavic Pro

[@hamradiorick8543]

Haven't try it on my mini yet but well let you know how it works Rick

[@kohlfuerst]

Quite big secrets. I am sure the FBI already is watching those whistleblowers :-)

[@SteveBellefontaine]

Do this make this adapter for the iphone 6s plus and works with DJI Spark? I do have a 8 inch samsung Tab s2 adroid tablet.

[@Juacalvo]

Do you have to still connect the rc and phone by WiFi in addition to use the cable OTG?

[@RichDiFeo]

What camera are you shooting with? Your autofocus keeps hunting

[@bigboydee24]

Can you make a video of how far you can go with and without it? I can only go about 1200ft with my spark sad.

[@artministratorle]

Thanks for the video =) so i guess i will always connect via cable to the smartphone (as almost like the guys do with the mavic). Do you know if the smartphone (android) went in DoNotDisturb Mode once DJI Go4 is activated?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+LEJ Copteros mine does not. I have to turn it on for it to work

[@curriecinemedia9490]

Super helpful, thanks for sharing this trick forward!

[@wswurv]

Great tip but y do u keep ur main camera in auto focus... damn imma have seizure with all that auto focusing... throw that camera on manual focus so ur lens isn’t constantly focusing...

[@springerdog7015]

So why does DJI say this voids the warranty when it seems like an excellent solution? Will this help with interference on practice flights when I fly in the house when I have other devices accepting my home WIFI connection?

[@MuhammadNurIhsan]

Wondering if iPhone  can also have cable connection? Without wifi

[@pauliether.c.guy.3349]

I love your vids keep up the good work.

[@legotopia153]

I have a DJI spark just got it for Christmas and i use a Samsung with it and i was wondering how the quality looks when the drone is in the sky???

[@DanFisher2]

Thanks for the info bud! You should turn off auto focus. its constantly finding focus during the video

[@CorHeilbron]

Thank you for your good tip ... I have my Spark for several weeks now and am learning more and more and I did not know this. Do you have your mobile internet? (3g / 4g) or do you also turn it off? Greetings from Holland.

[@CONSCIOUSMINDED]

What is the cable called ? Just got a spark and have s7 edge.

[@Bigballvlogs]

+CONSCIOUS COLLECTIVE it's not cable it's the otg plug

[@tamtamnz6529]

thanks for your tips, this is an awesome VLOG, cant wait to have my spark

[@IanDenchasy]

Just got a Spark and love your vids. Us noobs need plain freaking English and basic info. Now, my question is, did you ever find the right angle cable?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Ian Denchasy I found a couple. I'm changing phones so I didn't order them because I knew my new phone might be type c.

[@IanDenchasy]

BigBallVlogs Galaxy S8?

[@keithtweedie8484]

Great post. I have the same Galaxy S7 so I got a lot out of it. Thank you

[@b.j.dejong4283]

Unfortunaly DJI disconnected the OTG with the latest app updates 4.1.20 and 4.1.22 They say that the connections with wifi is much more stable. So we may not use the OTG cable any more. For me in Europe I now can not fly 50 meters with losing connect, max distance 270 meters. With OTG cable I had perfect connection until 730 meters and lost it at 760 meters. So my DJI Spark is done, it is not usable anymore. In the forum DJI is ignoring this complaint, because the reject to fix it. So my opinion after many problems with my Spark, Mavic and Phantom 3 do not buy any DJI products, the company is arrogant.

[@stevepellissier6082]

first of all I love your video!!!!!!! Now, were is "headless" mode??? thanks,Steve

[@gemster18]

Great video. Question, in your opinion, which drone do you think is more worth the money? The Spark? Or The Mavic? Cause I have been hearing some horror stories about the Kimble issues with the Mavic? I would love to hear your views. And also, will this same plug work with the Mavic?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+gemster18 I never had any issues. I'm not saying they don't happen I'm just saying dont let them be a factor. My opinion is the Mavic offers more value.

[@gemster18]

BigBallVlogs tks. I guess I will go with the Mavic

[@bmoremetal]

Do they have drones with a 360 degree video camera?

[@ChrisParayno]

did you try turning off the cache?

[@FloydOutdoors]

It looks like the camera zoom is going in and out all over the place or the camera is shaking or something

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Floyd Outdoors its the AF

[@donovenfrancis4968]

Thanks man really helped whats that white adapter at the end tho?

[@Bigballvlogs]

that is otg that came with my S7

[@jagataiapex1372]

I would actually like a hand with making this connection, i have a otg adaptor that came with my s7... But i cannot make the connection, any tips?

[@marc1047]

Kyrie got a DJi spark tutorial?

[@MrGunnerru]

It does work I like the cable that don't need the other adaper tho. Good vid.

[@dha12oks]

Sun of a... All this time I've had my DJI spark... And I did not know this rofl, gonna try sometime when I get the chance to, thanks mate.

[@desivee5087]

how much further does your Spark go with the OTG cable compared to without the cable?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+DEEs NUTs deeval not enough to make a difference. What you get is a solid connection. I was fly with out the cable and I kept getting like a one second delay with the iPhone my android S7 disconnected every minute or so. Boy he were fixed with the cable. Funny name Dees Nuts...😊

[@jeff0566jsm]

Really enjoyed your video very knowledgeable I'm one of your new subscribers you certainly seem like a really kool guy, God Bless!Respectfully,Jeff MercerMentor Ohio

[@rustyshackleford872]

Ok Clarification. So do you have to have cell service on your phone in order to use this feature? and if so, you cannot use it up in the mountains, foreign country with no "bars," etc, etc?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Rusty Shackleford No it's over Wifi not cell.

[@dead_p1xl964]

That "little connectivity beep" is your phone charging off the controller. Why DJI won't let us disable this stupid feature I don't understand - I don't need the damn remote to charge my phone, I need it to retain battery so I don't have to plug it in every third flight.

[@JxckSweeney]

Does this method work with iPhone prbly not since apple locks down all there stuff

[@artministratorle]

Another Question: i´ve got the same one (white fly more combo) and recognized, there´s a microUSB port on the tripple charger. But once I´ve put there a micro USB cable in (and the other end to a powerbank supporting QuickCharge3 or any random USB wall charger) the LED of the charger flashs green (for a half second), then red LED appears and nothing happens. Argh! Is that the same for your device? Any idea if this tripple charger from the fly more combo is NOT designed to charge batteries on the go? :( that would be sad cause won´t buy an additional DJI powerbank or "extra charger" ^^

[@Bigballvlogs]

+LEJ Copteros I think the charger needs the power supply if you are charging not than on battery because cell chargers can very in output. When i tried on battery and a my s7 fast charger it worked. You may also be able to use it with a car charger

[@chittaray6564]

Hi bro. Thanks for the nice idea connecting remote and phone without wifi. I tried the way you showed in your video. But it didn't work. Please give me some detail tips.

[@LiLDoRkiiEX]

Thanks for this video! I didn't realize Android's had a connectivity issue. Do you recommend a cable that you mentioned that would connect to the Android and the remote more securely?

[@Bigballvlogs]

+Lizzy Wong I use a cable with my android all the time and have a solid connection.