FreeFlight 6 VS AURIGA Anafi
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I like that auriga has number of gps sattelites in display,otherwise i dont think it can improve range as it works as display only
For what it costs I might grab my iPhone this weekend and take a look to see what you can do with Auriga. Do you know if you can switch Country with it, ie USA as opposed to GB?
If anyone wants to have a look at the Auriga user guide, can be download HERE
I found the manual to be excellent, really helps with some of the options on the Parrot software, as it explains more in-depth the features, so definitely worth a read even if you stick with the Parrot software.
I found the manual to be excellent, really helps with some of the options on the Parrot software, as it explains more in-depth the features, so definitely worth a read even if you stick with the Parrot software.
Some annoying confusion over the IOS requirements. Their web site states it needs IOS 9 or later. Play store says IOS 11.0 or later.
I have an old iPad which I use for flying, 64Gb wifi and 4g so ideal, but wont upgrade past 9.3.5 so though Auriga would be great...... I guess someone is wrong :-(
Emailed Auriga and just waiting for a response, either way playstore wont allow me to download on the iPad, but can on the XR
I have an old iPad which I use for flying, 64Gb wifi and 4g so ideal, but wont upgrade past 9.3.5 so though Auriga would be great...... I guess someone is wrong :-(
Emailed Auriga and just waiting for a response, either way playstore wont allow me to download on the iPad, but can on the XR
Lol, there is barely a difference.
I don’t want to sound like a ****, but I will be really surprised if FCC gets me more than 20% range
Turns out it only supports from IOS 11 and later.
Some may say that 20% is better than nothing
Some may say that 20% is better than nothing
Gipsz Jakab
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What makes you think the range depends on the software?
The strength of the data transmission between the drone and the remote control is not affected in any way by the software used. It's a hardware thing.
The software can only affect the range if you switch between CE or FCC according to your country.
Turns out it only supports from IOS 11 and later.
Some may say that 20% is better than nothing
That is true, come to think of it, it might mean better transmission image quality within the same distance (less pixelation, hickups etc) I will try out the FCC mode as well, just waiting on my anafi (long story)
I am compared FF CE and AURIGA FCC and the result FCC better transmition than CE
AURIGA app uses groundSDK which is the same SDK that the official app is using. So the range should be same if RF mode is the same.
