Free FCC app For RC2 (and maybe others)

So I thought I would have a play after reading about this on Reddit

Click me to read it, Reddit previews don’t work nice on here

Reasonably easy install from the SD onto my RC2 (for use with the Avata 360), 4 ‘helper’ applications and the hack itself.

Tested working on my RC2 with the Avata 360 (although I have never had transmission issues with the O4+ on this drone)

Files and text instructions here

https://freefcc.duckdns.org/

Video (no sound though)

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If I get around to it, I might try it with my Neo first.

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Its on the controller, so will work on any drone you have connected to it

I use different RC2’s for my neo and avata, so I thought that if I make a hash of it, I can still use the avata!

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Found a better compatibility chart on GitHub

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RC-N1 and RC-N2 all so covered with another app

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Could you do one of these for FPV Goggles. Just like you did to the RC controller? That would be nice

Works fine on my RC2 for no money.

Does anyone have the heklper app zip for this as the website does not appear to work now ?https://freefcc.duckdns.org/

I’ll pop it up later

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I have uploaded the files to the members download section

https://greyarro.ws/t/useful-downloads/1798/22?u=milkmanchris

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I’ve followed the instructions and the apps won’t install on my RC2, I getting the below error.

I’ve reformatted the SD card a 2nd time and it’s still the same.

I’m running the latest firmware on the RC2 and I’m using an Apple IPad to download the files, unzip and then copy / paste to the formatted SD card.

Anyone else had this issue?

Should I reset my RC2 to original factory settings?

Worked first time for me

Are you certain you followed this bit to ‘explore’ the card

Think I’ve sorted it now.

I was selecting and trying to install the files that start with a “.” and not the ones below. :exploding_head:

Not had chance to check it’s worked yet, had to take the dog to a vets appointment.

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Expensive business that

I’m not sure what difference it makes, may have to do a windmill run at the big meet if we can get a quiet moment over a smoke, O4+ is that good anyway

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sorry, late to the party.

I found a useful DJI controller and aircraft compatibility list and printed it as a *.pdf.

It covers RC-N1, RC-N2, RC-N3, DJI FPV 2, DJI FPV 3, DJI RC, RC-2, Smart Controller, RC Pro, RC Pro 2, and motion controllers Motion, RC Motion 2 and RC Motion 3

View on the original blog

Or download the file
DJI Controller Compatibility.pdf (2.2 MB)

I’m fairly new to this community and was wondering what this FCC mode entails, and particularly:

  1. Does this invalidate any warranty or DJI Care Refresh?
  2. What are the benefits to doing this to an RC 2?
  3. Which systems or functions does this affect?
  4. Does this relax/remove artificial limitations?

Any information regarding this would be very appreciated.

I have access to various DJI products, but I mainly use their Mini 5 Pro C0/UK0.

I read a bit about it already and this only seems to be relevant to the radio power output, increasing it to non EU standards.

Lots of discussion about this all over the drone sites, consensus is not (how will they know?)

Increased power output, allowing stronger signal between the controller and drone.

Just the transmission power (roughly, they reckon 2 to 4 times the power)

Which ones?

Correct, to note (and be a party pooper) there is legislation you need to be aware of

Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 (see Section 45/46):
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/…