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Well I bit the bullet and did the system downgrade to 6.0 on my K1 tablet. What a pain, but it worked. However, rather than giving me solid connection worry-free flying, it just changed the type of drama and risk. Now, instead of the software going black or crashing, as it did before, the software stays stable, but the video image does NOT. About 2 minutes into every flight, the image just freezes. The software stays up and running, but my image just locks on a single frame and stays that way, never returning to live video feed.
Honestly, that is much WORSE! Before, if the screen went black or the DJI Go 4 app crashed, I knew what was happening because it was so blatantly obvious. I could restart the app and it would sync up again. But to be flying along and suddenly the image freezes... I thought my drone proximity sensors had sensed something close and stopped the drone in the air. So I pushed forward, left, back, right on the sticks to see if I could get it to respond... but the whole time I'm literally flying blind with a frozen screen image that I thought was live video.
So my next concern was maybe the data throughput on the USB cable was so intense that I needed a higher quality cable. I bought and tried 7 cables, and even the top of the line Mil-Spec Nomad cable that set me back almost $40 still has the screen freeze problem.
I seriously can't catch a break with this thing.
The only saving grace is that I installed the HDMI output hub on my transmitter, so I can fly from a second HDMI feed. If not for that, I'd return the thing.
Honestly, that is much WORSE! Before, if the screen went black or the DJI Go 4 app crashed, I knew what was happening because it was so blatantly obvious. I could restart the app and it would sync up again. But to be flying along and suddenly the image freezes... I thought my drone proximity sensors had sensed something close and stopped the drone in the air. So I pushed forward, left, back, right on the sticks to see if I could get it to respond... but the whole time I'm literally flying blind with a frozen screen image that I thought was live video.
So my next concern was maybe the data throughput on the USB cable was so intense that I needed a higher quality cable. I bought and tried 7 cables, and even the top of the line Mil-Spec Nomad cable that set me back almost $40 still has the screen freeze problem.
I seriously can't catch a break with this thing.
The only saving grace is that I installed the HDMI output hub on my transmitter, so I can fly from a second HDMI feed. If not for that, I'd return the thing.