Also I tether it to my phone so the maps work perfectly without having to cache beforehand. I keep reading about buying an iPad with unactivated cell service so GPS is enabled. That costs about $150 more, and if I tether whats the point?
The dynamic home point works when tethered. I don't know about the Follow Me yet, but I'm thinking it should work as well.The on board GPS that the cellular version of the Mini 4 has allows you to use the Follow Me intelligent mode, and dynamic home point. So, if resetting the home point to where the RC controller is, and using the follow me mode is important to you,
Hmmm...The dynamic home point works when tethered. I don't know about the Follow Me yet, but I'm thinking it should work as well.
Sure did? One guy says it works tethered, and one guy says it doesn't? Who do you believe?Did you read the link you posted? Basically you need to get a GPS device for $100. Then hook all those contraptions together. So it comes down to $50 for a "all in one" or save $50 and have multiple devices while you are flying. I mean how are you going to mount the Garmin GLO Bluetooth module?
Additionally, the new iPad 2 Air has build-in barometer sensor that some of the 3rd party software like "Autopilot" take advantage off to get a much more precise altitude reading.
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