Is there anyway to get FreeFlight 3 or pro app, so I can use my Bebop Power. I nned the app to work with an android. Thanks
FreeFlight 3 app not available
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flyingblind
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You will be installing an .apk file and copying a folder named com.parrot.freeflight3 to the /Android/obb folder on your phone.
There are two ways to accomplish this.
Option #1 (easiest) is to copy the files from a Windows PC to your phone.
Option #2 is to use a 3rd party app to copy/move the files on your phone without a Windows PC
OPTION #1:
Download the .apk and obb folder to your computer from the site linked below.
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It will download a .zip file. Unzip/extract the file to your...
There are two ways to accomplish this.
Option #1 (easiest) is to copy the files from a Windows PC to your phone.
Option #2 is to use a 3rd party app to copy/move the files on your phone without a Windows PC
OPTION #1:
Download the .apk and obb folder to your computer from the site linked below.
221.31 MB file on MEGA
It will download a .zip file. Unzip/extract the file to your...
Hello. You can download many versions here : https://apkcombo.com/fr/freeflight-pro/com.parrot.freeflight3/old-versions/
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Referring to your option 1, where should the files be copied on the phone? OR how to make the app operational on the phone?You will be installing an .apk file and copying a folder named com.parrot.freeflight3 to the /Android/obb folder on your phone.
There are two ways to accomplish this.
Option #1 (easiest) is to copy the files from a Windows PC to your phone.
Option #2 is to use a 3rd party app to copy/move the files on your phone without a Windows PC
OPTION #1:
Download the .apk and obb folder to your computer from the site linked below.
221.31 MB file on MEGA
It will download a .zip file. Unzip/extract the file to your...
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I just found the instructions on the zip file:
Plug the phone into the computer & select USB transfer files when prompted.
On the computer:
Copy "freeflight-3-5-2-7_MOD.apk" to the "Download" folder on your phone.
Copy the "com.parrot.freeflight3" folder (and the .obb file in it) to the "Android\obb\" folder on your phone.
Disconnect the phone from your computer.
On the phone:
Use the "Files" app (or whatever file manager you have installed) to navigate to the "Download" directory.
Launch "freeflight-3-5-2-7_MOD.apk" - allow installation from unknown sources if prompted (can be changed in settings).
When prompted for "Do you want to install this app?" select install
Launch Freeflight Pro when installation is complete
Plug the phone into the computer & select USB transfer files when prompted.
On the computer:
Copy "freeflight-3-5-2-7_MOD.apk" to the "Download" folder on your phone.
Copy the "com.parrot.freeflight3" folder (and the .obb file in it) to the "Android\obb\" folder on your phone.
Disconnect the phone from your computer.
On the phone:
Use the "Files" app (or whatever file manager you have installed) to navigate to the "Download" directory.
Launch "freeflight-3-5-2-7_MOD.apk" - allow installation from unknown sources if prompted (can be changed in settings).
When prompted for "Do you want to install this app?" select install
Launch Freeflight Pro when installation is complete
Ca ne fonctionne pas sur Android 16, ça ne veut pas l'installer malgré le fait que j'autorise Android
On my end, I was able to use the guideline to install it on Android 16. The app starts successfully. My mobile connects to the Wifi of my drone (an old 'Parrot Jumping Race Max' from 2015). But - in the app - it still appears as 'Not connected'.
Any idea?
Any idea?
mikeexplorer
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If you have an older device that has Freeflight installed and worked in the past. Copy the "com.parrot.freeflight3" folder to your computer and use that for the new device. It will carry over your email settings which will allow you to email your flight data since the flight data is no longer sent to their servers. This allows me to gat the GPS data from the flights and use it.
Now with Flightdatamanager, use the "import" option for the file emailed and then export the files to a folder. Works great for me.
