another Tello Pilot (Android App)
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i just bought it, and i miss the VR option, can you please concider to add it, just duplicate the video feed side by side, could it be so hard? 
please!
please!
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no plan.. but you can refund it if you don't like it within 2 hours.
I think 2 hours will be enough to test..
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Hello bluejune ?
Can you please help what setting should i do...tried stick tune....to fix my control....
Because I can't control my tello... but I'm doing wrong maybe... can you please attach sample of profer setting of stick?
Stabilization also when starting up are not stable...
tried to return back from tello... and stability are ok there..I don't understand how's the stick tune work ? where is forward, backward,left, right..
So if you please kindly... just diagram of setting of stick tune..ill just copy your setting please!!!
Thanks advanced
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Do you mean Tello is not hovering even though you don't touch the controller?
What direction is Tello going as soon as take-off?
With the attached screen, you didn't seem to touch the trims and they are all centered, right?
Actually trims can be adjusted if you touch the arrow keys,
- up/down arrow keys on left stick marker will adjust throttle trim.
- left/right arrow keys on left stick marker will adjust yaw trim.
- if you double click left stick marker, throttle and yaw trims will be reset
- up/down arrow keys on right stick marker will adjust pitch trim
- left/right arrow keys on right stick marker will adjust roll trim
- if you double click right stick marker, pitch and roll trims will be reset
Thanks.
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So by default bluejune it was fixed on both middle! left and right control? right...so adjusting arrows will make what? Like if adjust faraway or near middle right,or left, up, down, sensitivity on that direction will go faster?and slower right?
Because i got some little control but the pushing direction of tello to me or right side are strong..im fighting back on that directions ?
A sample setting of stick tune please if ever possible.
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I think you need to know the trimming.
Radio control trimming function.
All rc transmitters, with the exception of the cheapest toy ones, have a function that allows you to 'trim' your aircraft while it is being flown.
Small trim sliders or buttons, also simply called trims, are located adjacent to each stick, one for each direction in which the stick moves. The trims can be analogue (as pictured right), in which case they are held in place with a simple ratchet system, or, more commonly, digital in which case they are small buttons.
Each trim has exactly the same effect as its parent stick, only to a much finer degree; essentially the trims fine tune the servo deflection of the aircraft and they are used to smooth out any unwanted tendencies of the aircraft in the air. The aim of trimming is to get your airplane flying as straight and level as possible with the main transmitter sticks in their central positions, and with no input from you.
It's quite normal to have to adjust the trims throughout each flying session, as outside factors can affect the aircraft's flight characteristics. But once the trims have been set, they can be left alone until the natural flight path of the aircraft changes and they have to be adjusted again.
In the aTelloPilot, they are useful if your game controller is not centered well or if you want constant moving to some directions without controlling as monty.roman did like this thread
Thanks.
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Thanks bluejune i know now that trimming functions... sorry im being noob my 1st drone and never yet try with real controller..? im using phone...so what i noticed the circle of Atellopilot are little bit higher to control that's why i keep lossing my touch grip on right directional Controller ? if you're using Bluetooth controller this not a problem.but for phone user's kinda hard and need to adjust ? so I'll just use Atellopilot indoor..im scare using outdoor because of High positioning of on screen stick.... again thanks alot bluejune.I think you need to know the trimming.
Radio control trimming function.
All rc transmitters, with the exception of the cheapest toy ones, have a function that allows you to 'trim' your aircraft while it is being flown.
Small trim sliders or buttons, also simply called trims, are located adjacent to each stick, one for each direction in which the stick moves. The trims can be analogue (as pictured right), in which case they are held in place with a simple ratchet system, or, more commonly, digital in which case they are small buttons.
Each trim has exactly the same effect as its parent stick, only to a much finer degree; essentially the trims fine tune the servo deflection of the aircraft and they are used to smooth out any unwanted tendencies of the aircraft in the air. The aim of trimming is to get your airplane flying as straight and level as possible with the main transmitter sticks in their central positions, and with no input from you.
It's quite normal to have to adjust the trims throughout each flying session, as outside factors can affect the aircraft's flight characteristics. But once the trims have been set, they can be left alone until the natural flight path of the aircraft changes and they have to be adjusted again.
In the aTelloPilot, they are useful if your game controller is not centered well or if you want constant moving to some directions without controlling as monty.roman did like this thread
Thanks.
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I think you need to know the trimming.
Radio control trimming function.
All rc transmitters, with the exception of the cheapest toy ones, have a function that allows you to 'trim' your aircraft while it is being flown.
Small trim sliders or buttons, also simply called trims, are located adjacent to each stick, one for each direction in which the stick moves. The trims can be analogue (as pictured right), in which case they are held in place with a simple ratchet system, or, more commonly, digital in which case they are small buttons.
Each trim has exactly the same effect as its parent stick, only to a much finer degree; essentially the trims fine tune the servo deflection of the aircraft and they are used to smooth out any unwanted tendencies of the aircraft in the air. The aim of trimming is to get your airplane flying as straight and level as possible with the main transmitter sticks in their central positions, and with no input from you.
It's quite normal to have to adjust the trims throughout each flying session, as outside factors can affect the aircraft's flight characteristics. But once the trims have been set, they can be left alone until the natural flight path of the aircraft changes and they have to be adjusted again.
In the aTelloPilot, they are useful if your game controller is not centered well or if you want constant moving to some directions without controlling as monty.roman did like this thread
Thanks.
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Hello everybody
I am new member and I've purchased your app. I opened the app and all worked . except the paper plane icon even I tap on the icon and I can't fly the drone with my phone. in the setting I chose the wifi of my tello may nothing happens No action
Nobody can help me Pls.
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I am new member and I've purchased your app. I opened the app and all worked . except the paper plane icon even I tap on the icon and I can't fly the drone with my phone. in the setting I chose the wifi of my tello may nothing happens No action
Nobody can help me Pls.
Best Regard
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You need to be connected 1st... then 2nd time...you can open the paper icon even not connected...see the link of bluejune for much details
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Hello ZENO
Pls where I find the link of bluejune for much details?
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