Mavic 3 Pro and RC Pro
Will the Mavic 3 Pro drone with controller be supported? I bought the app but couldn't find anything on the forum. If yes, when? Is it possible to replace drone support through the controller (as the RC Pro is supported) using the remote control? On the forum, responses to such questions usually include a link to the list of supported devices, but it's unclear: if the drone isn't supported but the controller is - can we still use just the controller to load missions and other tasks into the drone and use it?
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Supported drones etc are listed here https://www.dronelink.com/supported-drones if the drone isn't supported (due to DJI not releasing an SDK for it) then i would think the answer to your question is no
DJI has not supported any of the newer MSDK 5v drones except the Mini 3’s and the Mavic 3E only as indicated in the link I’m sending. The RC Pro controller is supported but only with certain drones like the Mini 3 Pro only, and the air 2S. There is no way to circumvent the way the app works by using a supported controller with an unsupported drone. The Drone must have the DJI SDK support first for any third party app to work. Many unhappy pilots but until DJI decides to start supporting all newer drones there is nothing any third party app developer can do.
https://support.dronelink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025829933-What-are-the-system-requirements-Supported-drones-and-devices
Thank you very much for answering my question. I'd like to clarify my question in light of your information. I need to inspect facades at a construction site. I bought a Mavic 3 Pro, a Dronelink Elite subscription, and Litchi. I installed WebODM. I really liked the Dronelink app, but it doesn't have an export function. Is there a way to do this with my drone without DJI Terra? Maybe build a flight plan in Dronelink and somehow export it through the RC Pro controller? Or should I change the drone? If I need to change, which drone would you recommend for creating 3D models in WebODM?
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