Just something I picked up from a DJI Tech. This really works well with the Phantoms and I would imagine it will be the same for the Inspire. Always put your phone or tablet in "Airplane" mode. This will cut down on interference from the Cell Sites. I have found it to double the range when I am close to a Cell Tower. The Airplane mode leaves your Wi-Fi in tact and turns Text and Calling off. You gain a much cleaner signal from the Quad. Just want to pass this along as it really helps me in RI with a ton of Cell Sites around.

Are you referring to tablet with built-in cellular service otherwise it doesn't apply to non-cell tablet

lboria@me.com Posted at 2015-1-3 20:59
Are you referring to tablet with built-in cellular service otherwise it doesn't apply to non-cell ta ...

Yes Sir. My first experience was with my iPhone  and my Phantoms. I doubt that the non cellular devices have "Airplane Mode"

rodger Posted at 2015-1-3 22:23
Yes Sir. My first experience was with my iPhone  and my Phantoms. I doubt that the non cellular de ...

My WIFI iPad does have the Airplane mode....

ppolla Posted at 2015-1-4 01:19
My WIFI iPad does have the Airplane mode....

and it is non cellular? Must be standard in the program then?

rodger Posted at 2015-1-4 02:49
and it is non cellular? Must be standard in the program then?

Airplane mode turns off the WiFi and Bluetooth. With Cellular, it turns off cellular, WiFi and BT.

rbendjebar Posted at 2015-1-4 03:15
Airplane mode turns off the WiFi and Bluetooth. With Cellular, it turns off cellular, WiFi and BT. ...

I don't know what you have? On my Apple products, "Airplane Mode" shuts dow just the Cellular so no phone contact or text. Everything else still works, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

rodger Posted at 2015-1-4 05:46
I don't know what you have? On my Apple products, "Airplane Mode" shuts dow just the Cellular so n ...

Not mine. On my iPhone Airplane-Mode turns off *all* connections, cellular, wifi and bluetooth.

abe@abekleinfel Posted at 2015-1-4 05:59
Not mine. On my iPhone Airplane-Mode turns off *all* connections, cellular, wifi and bluetooth.

Airplane mode disables all antennas (Bluetooth, WiFi, and cellular). You can manually renable Bluetooth and/or WiFi once Airplane mode is enabled but the cellular antenna will remain disabled. This is true for every modern iOS device.

Joola Posted at 2015-1-4 06:33
Airplane mode disables all antennas (Bluetooth, WiFi, and cellular). You can manually renable Blue ...

Cool. You just taught me something new. Never tried to manually reenable Bluetooth or wifi while in Airplane mode. But it does indeed work.

abe@abekleinfel Posted at 2015-1-4 07:17
Cool. You just taught me something new. Never tried to manually reenable Bluetooth or wifi while i ...

No problem. It's really handy for flights that have WiFi capability and it can save you a ton of battery life.