Can i get the dji app for  my p3s?

Not with the stock operating system.
I have a friend rooting one for me, to see if it will run the DJiGo App from the Android store. If so, my P3S will have it's own dedicated 7" display.

I'm sure for $49, this is not going to work for the GO app. The app takes a lot of processing power.
About the least expensive device I know of is the NVIDIA Shield K that will work.

Keep me  posted kb.oregon

the fire uses  os 5 and it will not work with dji go, I know this first hand i bought the fire hacked  the system so i could use google play store. I give the tablet to my 7 year old son.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-2-23 15:31
I'm sure for $49, this is not going to work for the GO app. The app takes a lot of processing power. ...

Actually, it works like a charm. Keep in mind, the tablet price is subsidized by advertising, and Amazon is planning to make money off your purchases using the hardware, so they aren't trying to make any money on the hardware, much like video game console manufacturers.

It has a quad core processor at 1.3GHZ, 1GB of RAM, and 8GB of internal memory, expandable using up to a 64GB Micro-SD card.
One nice benefit is that you can pop the  micro-SD card from the P3S right into the tablet when done flying to quickly view the videos and stills.

kb.oregon Posted at 2016-3-26 05:14
Actually, it works like a charm. Keep in mind, the tablet price is subsidized by advertising, and  ...

Touche!!!!!!

Personally, I use the Nvidia Shield. It works great.

I have the fire phone, unrooted, factory OS...DJI-GO works very well. So I can only presume since the Kindle Fire runs the same OS, that it too would work well. I wish I had known BEFORE I bought my $150 Acer Iconia Tab 10, but it is a badass tablet so not too upset.
Just get the app from the Amazon app store...It's free. Now if only Litchi would be Fire friendly...

mcphipps900 Posted at 2016-3-25 15:31
Touche!!!!!!

Personally, I use the Nvidia Shield. It works great.

I bought Amazon's"buy 5, get 1 free promotion last Fall. Each kid got one, my mother got one, I sold one to a friend, I have one loaded with all my Kindle books for my own use. I had one left over that basically cost me nothing. The only downside is that it has no onboard GPS, so you can't use the "Follow Me" feature, or update to a new home point. (which I haven't had occasion to do anyway)
In the event that I need to do those, I will just use my iPhone 6 plus for that flight. I'll have one of my kids take some video of the screen while I fly next time.

kb.oregon Posted at 2016-3-26 23:38
I bought Amazon's"buy 5, get 1 free promotion last Fall. Each kid got one, my mother got one, I so ...

kb - how do you load the app? I cant find it in the amazon app store.

I have a fire and want the try!

robertmotley Posted at 2016-3-27 10:24
kb - how do you load the app? I cant find it in the amazon app store.

I have a fire and want the ...

You have to root the tablet and load the Google Play Store on it. Amazon doesn't have the DJi app in their App Store.

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-3-28 07:23
That Kindle won't work.  Like everyone else said. I've tried.

Sure it will. Here's a pic.

Kindle Fire 2015 running DJiGo

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-3-28 09:24
Yeah, minus doing what exactly? Rooting the device? Which most people won't do.  And losing your w ...

Correct, the device has been rooted, as I posted above. I wasn't able to do it myself, but I have a friend who is into Android devices. He has a Linux machine setup for rooting.
I'm not really worried about warranty on a $49 device, and it's nice to have a dedicated FPV device, without having to use my iPhone or iPad.

It works fine... There is no need to Root the Kindle

Go to settings on Kindle... Enable Apps from Unknown Sources
Then go to DJI site/Support.. Phantom 3 Pro.... Downloads... Click on link to get it from Google Play Store

The ONLY issue I have found ( I have done 4 Kindles already)  is that you need to unplug and plug in USB cord a few times to sync it to the remote.
ZERO issues on any of them... works great

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-3-27 19:23
That Kindle won't work.  Like everyone else said. I've tried.

It works fine... There is no need to Root the Kindle

Go to settings on Kindle... Enable Apps from Unknown Sources
Then go to DJI site/Support.. Phantom 3 Pro.... Downloads... Click on link to get it from Google Play Store

The ONLY issue I have found ( I have done 4 Kindles already)  is that you need to unplug and plug in USB cord a few times to sync it to the remote.
ZERO issues on any of them... works great

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-3-28 11:14
Yeah I copy that. Dedication is nice. Im always wondering when Im going to be fiddling around out  ...

I was using my iPhone 6 Plus with the P3S. One day my wife kept calling me while I was flying at ~400 feet. I wasn't sure what would happen if I took the call, so I had to land ASAP and call her back. With the dedicated device, I can still use my phone...as a phone.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-2-24 06:31
I'm sure for $49, this is not going to work for the GO app. The app takes a lot of processing power. ...

iPad mini 2 is same price as Nvidea...$200. I have both but prefer the Nvidia as my dedicated device for flying

I managed to get it working on my kindle fire 5th gen. Took a lot of work but I got to go. Now I need a bigger holder as the standard clip is too small!

Silk,Google play,djigo,download,silk,mydownload,install djigo,figure out how to enter p4 password in WiFi networks.took me a few weeks but looks good.now to the air

Get the Inspire clamp, part 38. There are also holders that do not require you to drill. Look around. Use Google.

kb.oregon Posted at 2016-3-27 21:12
Sure it will. Here's a pic.

How's the video feed  lag?

martin6349 Posted at 2016-4-16 23:04
Silk,Google play,djigo,download,silk,mydownload,install djigo,figure out how to enter p4 password in ...

Fogot in settigs security enable downloads from unknown.

FAS1 Posted at 2016-4-16 08:11
How's the video feed  lag?

It seems to be the same as my iPhone 6 Plus.

kb.oregon Posted at 2016-3-27 21:33
Correct, the device has been rooted, as I posted above. I wasn't able to do it myself, but I have  ...

http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-root-the-kindle-fire-hd/