I have, and by bluetooth as well.Hi, i had just purchased the app. Would like to check if anyone able to advise how to connect PS3 or PS4 controller with OTG cable to using this app? Thank you.
I have, and by bluetooth as well.
Cool. Thank you for the information.I use a Steelseries Stratus XL. It’s a dedicated Android/Window controller. I purchased it a few years ago to use it with Gear VR. The official Tello app does not support it, but aTello Pilot does and it works great. It’s more expensive than a T1D, But I didn’t feel like paying for a flying only controller.
Stratus XL for Windows + Android™
I tried the PS4 controller out of curiosity. You can connect it via bluetooth by pressing the ps and share buttons at the same time. As for OTG, just connect it without turning it on and aTello Pilot recognizes it as wireless controller. My experience was that on bluetooth the lag was so bad, it was hazardous to fly with it. With OTG worked perfectly.
You are correct. I run a Galaxy S8. As for the bluetooth, although everything you said is correct, you must take into account that some bluetooth devices are fine tuned to specific machines. In this case, the PS4 controller shows a lag on an android phone, but won't show the same lag on the PS4. The same goes for my Status XL. On my phone has virtually no lag, but on pc is unusable in fast paced games.@JasonMC just a little background info, not every phone has the same OTG capability. I believe @Ansia has a Samsung S8. Correct me if I am wrong. I've noticed over the years Samsung has led the market in OTG capability, and flexibility. My Moto z phones have some capability but don't supply enough voltage to run a controller straight from a adapter.
Remember too that the control signal is over wifi, so your not going to decrease lag by adding a Bluetooth controller. Also if i am correct the lag being "so bad" comes from the fact that Bluetooth is 2.45ghz ish and WiFi is 2.4ghz. yes yes yes Bluetooth does switch frequencies several times a second to always keep strongest connection, but since controllers can produce different XXdb levels some can overwhelm your Tello signal being received to phone resulting in poorer control, been there done that.
The only way to get back to better control after doing this is to add a WiFi repeater like the xiaomi mi 2, minimum 5-10ft away from you to amplify that Tello signal to your phone, increasing the strength of the WiFi over Bluetooth.
Good luck and happy flying.
I'm new to changing expo and these kind of rates, I did play around with them, and my conclusion is that they are truly only felt in fast mode. That's where you can fine tune those settings, but beware you must Land before retuning! Since it disconnects from Tello to make adjustments, Tello doesn't like to reconnect when you do this mid air during a hover.
Using Moto Z2 force with Moto gamepad mod attached.
Hi,
I tested RC Rate and Expo into aTelloPilot v0.6 and it works right. I love the way @bluejune set them up.
Graphical info is beautifully presented.
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But... when I set parameters for slower YAW turning (low RATE and high EXPO) I realized that PITCH and ROLL becomes lazy and ungobernable. In fact, I had a little crash during test due lack of control
I'm afraid we need a detached setting for YAW as it works in a very different way that PITCH/ROLL, as @GabrielK said in his previous post another Tello Pilot (Android App)
Summarized: A great improvement for aTelloPilot but it does not fulfill our wishes of gentle turns.
Please, @bluejune revise it for future updates.
And congratulations for your hard work, this update has brought many interesting changes, for example posibility for HIDE/SHOW buttons on screen and a cosy floating sticks like stock Tello app ones. Both of them features works like a charm.
I am VERY happy with this new release of aTelloPilot.
Raul
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