my dji go app has been crasing evrytime i click on camera then click off the stats an see the ctual view. I m using a Samsung tab -sm-t560-tablet.It has been working but has all of a sudden stopped working and has left me afraid to fly. i have done the magic power mod but it was stil working with it. Please help.

Think the tablet is not fast enough to handle the app

Rene Jensen Posted at 2018-2-16 11:00
Think the tablet is not fast enough to handle the app

its been working perfectly fine and this has happened all of a sudden so id dont think thats the problem

hmmm maybe the new version dont lige the samsung tablet.try litchi wort every penny and a better app i use it all the time only use go app to calibrate imu

Rene Jensen Posted at 2018-2-16 11:43
hmmm maybe the new version dont lige the samsung tablet.try litchi wort every penny and a better app i use it all the time only use go app to calibrate imu

no i restarted my tablet  works fine and got litchi for free with a bit of research heheh

thnx for the hep tho

With only 1.5gb ram i would start to look or save for a new tablet, your use by date is running out......

Litchi does not run alone, right? should the Go app run simultaneously or am I in error?

ArgenBrewer Posted at 2018-2-18 01:30
Litchi does not run alone, right? should the Go app run simultaneously or am I in error?

GUYS Its all fine now i had just restarted my tablet and it was working perfectly but i also got litchi which is brilliant but i feel a bit afraid using it to fly far

ArgenBrewer Posted at 2018-2-18 01:30
Litchi does not run alone, right? should the Go app run simultaneously or am I in error?

works now after i restarted my tablet and also got litchi but i feel afraid using litchi to fly far away

ArgenBrewer Posted at 2018-2-18 01:30
Litchi does not run alone, right? should the Go app run simultaneously or am I in error?

Absolutely not. One app only in mmeory at one time. You need the Go app to perform IMU calibrations, but both apps should be forced closed before before using either one. Thats on Android. Not sure how IOS works, but neither app should be in memory, and just closing the app does not do the trick. Even between batteries, The Go app will need to be forced closed after the first battery on occasion, not always. . Also, be sure any other wifi enabled devices that have connected to the P3 have their wifi turned off. Like any wifi signal, multiple devices can connect to the P3, degrading the controller signal.