Can I get a video on the second iPhone directly from the transmitter to the drone via a network 2.4GGz

I do not know comrade?

to me the only possible way would be to use a USB splitter hooked to the RC and the two iPhone/iPad connected to the splitter and both would have to have the DJi go app active. I haven't tried this so I don't really know if this would work, so let us know !

I have tried it with a usb hub. It didnt work for me, but the usb hub was old already, so you might get it to work

mart.kask@hotma Posted at 2016-9-3 14:24
I have tried it with a usb hub. It didnt work for me, but the usb hub was old already, so you might  ...

I think he's more looking to receive the images directly from the drone using 2.4ghz. I highly doubt a usb splitter or a hub would work and would likely cause all kinds of issues.

It can not be achieved.

Currently, the only way to get a second feed is to fit an HDMI module to your RC unit and then feed the HDMI signal to another display device. Unfortunately, you won't be able to do that with a phone as I am not aware of any phone that has an HDMI input. However there are litterally dozens of low cost battery powered on-camera monitors that will do the job. You cannot get the video signal directly from the drone via a 2.4Ghz signal, as it has to be processed in the RC unit first.

If you have iphone or ipad on the rcontroller the only way to get it to mirror is to have an macbook and airplay
Or use a wifi hotspot, ie a phone and then you can use a program like reflector on an android tablet to get a copy of the dgi go screen (be aware that screen res differences will affect the size of display)