2 versions?
Do I need to have two installed versions of Dronelink on my tablet if I intend to fly Air 2S and Mini 3 Pro using the same RC?
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Yep.
Got it.. thanks
I don’t use Android devices but I believe you should be able to use the same Beta App version on both. I don’t see why it would matter. If your using the production version app with the A2S then yes, you will need both since the Mini 3 is in Beta. I’ve only been using the Beta versions for about 1-1/2 years or more to test the added features before released to production version. It basically is the same app just newer features or functions added to test.
Sadly, this is not the case:
https://support.dronelink.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/16061823395219/comments/16079487607059
No problem Jim..
I love this product. Thanks for all you do
🤪 Android. Lol..
Understand the sentiment, but this time it was a DJI decision.
Any chance you could slightly change the program icon? Looking at the 2 on my screen it’s hard the differentiate the 2 versions.
Understand the sentiment, but this time it was a DJI decision.
I know Jim. Big mistake by DJI in my opinion. Just venting. Lol…
DJi decision.
Jim proposal.
DJim solution.
Imagine if Jim ran software at DJI! We would have things today that otherwise we wont see for ten years.
Ha, never going to happen.
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