Recent content by pasone

Sure, the Nexus is 2+ years old, it does have 2GB RAM but the processor is not up to spec for the GO app. I have been running Litchi lately.

Just stumbled on this: ASUS Google Nexus 7 16GB 7" Android Tablet with Full-HD Display and Optional Travel Cover I have had good luck with the Nexus 7 (2013) and this seems like a great price. Note I am not affiliated with this offering.

Its 100W - 17.5v x 5.7a = 99.75 - Still slow as most lipos can easily do 2c or about 10amps in this case.

I may be hallucinating but it sure sounds like there is a fan in the radio too. Anybody else agree?

Throttle sticks without self centering stay in the center just fine, there is still some friction. A little expo will help too. I can see there is some advantage of self centering sticks for video recording but it does not feel right to me (coming from an R/C heli/plane) background. 3DR has...

Actually, I think the stick self-centers to support mode 1 and mode 2 not for any better reason. To my knowledge nobody flys R/C aircraft with a self centering throttle stick!

Agreed, I was seeing the same issue where the motors spin up faster when trying to disable them. Holding the throttle down all the way seems to work. Some of us old R/C people would love to see a dedicated throttle/power cut switch on the radio. I don't care for the combination moves or...

See this thread: /http://www.phantompilots.com/threads/nexus-7-tablet.38385/

Here are the steps to get the Nexus 7 (2012) (and I suspect many other tablets can be made to work) to run DJI Pilot I would recommend upgrading Android to the latest version Lollipop (currently 5.1). Root the device - I think there are a number of methods, I used WugFresh. Follow the...

I have the Nexus 7 (2012) working with DJI Pilot. It took a few steps but so far (only a couple of flights) it is working well. Reply back and I will detail the steps followed.

I would expect the Nexus 9 to be an excellent. I am using a Nexus 7 (first generation). Just a couple of flights so far but it has been working well. While the Nexus 7 (first generation) is not officially supported, it took a couple of tricks to get it to install the DJI Pilot application.