I’m hoping at some point that an update to the RC Pro will either include some proprietary DJI software similar to DJI Terra that is compatible with the Mavic 3, or will simply allow the use of the 3rd party apps. Unfortunately, none of these seem to be currently supported by the RC Pro and I wasn’t able to find any workarounds that people are using at the time of writing. I think probably the most useful (read financially lucrative) app to install on the RC Pro would be one of those 3rd Party Mapping apps like DroneDeploy or Pix4D. Paste the link you copied from the Google Play Store into the blue outlined address bar, and click on the Generate Download Link.

I used EVOZI but there are many out there. Navigate to an APK downloader using your browser. I clicked on the icon, and as you can see above, I got an error when I tried to download it.Īt this point, I pressed on the URL until the copy option appeared and copied it to the clipboard. For this example, I searched the Google Play Store for the B4UFLY app. Step 2 – Find the Appįind the app you are looking for. If you need help with this, you can find step-by-step instructions for that in the next section. Step 1 – Connect to the InternetĪs you are probably aware, the RC Pro doesn’t come with a data plan or access to the internet, so you will need to connect with an internet source. Here is a step-by-step guide (with screenshots!) for downloading an app to use on your DJI RC Pro. This error appears when attempting to download an app from the google play store.

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