Hello,
I currently use an iPhone SE and sometimes I have trouble reading the small print.  Bifocals won't help because I still need distance vision.   I'm an older pilot and was wondering if many with failiing eyesight use iPads in order to see the screen better.
And which iPad?


flycajun
Mavic Air 2- my first drone.

Define older,   I usually fly with iPhone 12 Pro Max or iPad Pro. But I find the iPad gets a bit heavy.

DAFlys Posted at 3-9 01:41
Define older,   I usually fly with iPhone 12 Pro Max or iPad Pro. But I find the iPad gets a bit heavy.

Old enough to need  reading glasses.

djiuser_Q5RoPUwPR7NQ Posted at 3-9 06:09
Old enouh to need  reading glasses.

I swapped to contact lens (the daily ones) and they have been great.

I am using a Galaxy tab for my setup because I definitely wanted a bigger screen.

Cavu Films Posted at 3-9 11:18
I am using a Galaxy tab for my setup because I definitely wanted a bigger screen.

Thanks, do you use an adapter for the pad to fit in the remote control?

djiuser_Q5RoPUwPR7NQ Posted at 3-9 15:49
Thanks, do you use an adapter for the pad to fit in the remote control?

Yes, I use this one.

Cavu Films Posted at 3-10 16:04
Yes, I use this one.

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What's the name of this one?

djiuser_Q5RoPUwPR7NQ Posted at 3-10 16:26
What's the name of this one?

It’s called flight deck from Polar Pro. It has and adapter for regular tablets but also connects directly to Crystal Sky. It’s really nice and super well built.

https://www.polarprofilters.com/ ... mount-mavic-remotes

Cavu Films Posted at 3-10 17:14
It’s called flight deck from Polar Pro. It has and adapter for regular tablets but also connects directly to Crystal Sky. It’s really nice and super well built.

https://www.polarprofilters.com/collections/mounts/products/flightdeck-monitor-mount-mavic-remotes

Thank you.

flycajun Posted at 3-10 18:19
Thank you.

You’re welcome.

iPad mini works well & still fits in the controller.