As the video quite rightly points out - go to the ELRS website for instructions on how to build ELRS. You can build ELRS 3.4 yourself, using their instructions. It makes no sense at all for us to be the producers of how to build ELRS when ELRS have an entire website dedicated to that single purpose. Also ELRS is not the only way to connect, the Team Black Sheep Tango, Mambo, Crossfire and Tracer modules can all also connect using latest firmware from TBS - and again the best place for information on how to make updates to TBS equipment and configure wifi for TBS equipment is TBS. You can also fly with onscreen sticks - so the fact that 3.4 ELRS is not available as a ready built release (but you can build it yourself) was not a reason to delay release of the software.

thanks

Do u recommend velocidrone on iPad? Is the same that simulator for pc ?

@@Armando-wr9kd The feel is the same. But it's a lighter version. Just 4 scenarios.

Thanks for the info bro

we have a VR version in development but you will have to wait a little bit for that to be available. We don't distribute an apk for this, so I'm not sure you could make this work via side quest.

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The only way to connect your controller is over the wi-fi joystick functionality ... please see the following link: batcavegames.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/16000181596

thanks for the clarification@@Velocidrone

we are not in control of the ERLS code, so it may be that on RadioMaster with built in ELRS they are turning off the wifi for some reason - you would need to query this with ELRS and Radiomaster as it is not something we can just update or change for you. The simulator once wifi is turned on will listen and it will continue to listen forever - we don't at any point turn off connection. If your connection is unstable then you should use a hotspot so that the data connection is being used only for stick control data and using a device right night to your iPad and controller. If your 2.4G network is busy you will have an unstable connection, similarly the further you move from your router the less reliable the connection will become.

Try use 3.4.2

you may need to adjust the pids to allow for the changes you are making to TPA . We have to turn the physics of the simulator down a long way to work on mobile devices, so the quads are much more sensitive to changes where you are making the tune more agressive.

thanks..

How’d you do it?

Hey how did you do it?

@@andrewdatcu870 1) ELRS 3.4 master branch installed on your module 2) ELRS wifi setup to connect to your chosen 2.4G wi-fi network 3) Your phone or tablet connected to your chosen 2.4G wi-fi network 4) wi-fi joystick turned on in the game option in velocidrone 5) wi-fi started on your ELRS 3.4 module and the little spinning / (slash sign) showing on your transmitter that wi-fi is running Note: if you are using a hotspot (recommended) as the wifi network you must have "maximize compatability" turned on for the hotspot as this will make it run as a 2.4G network, with this off the hotspot will be 5G and ELRS will not be able to connect to it. You can start VelociDrone on the tablet or phone and it should automatically detect your transmitter and you can then run assign sticks in the input menu to setup the controller.

@@andrewdatcu870 I actually have successfully connected my Radiomaster pocket to my iPad... ELRS 3.4 RC2 is out..

no, it doesn't need to do that but it depends on how you do the connection, if you use a hotspot then your phone may only allow one wifi connection, in which case it would disconnect you from the internet via wifi. However 4G/5G internet would still work.

yes it does, we made this specifically for iOS and it has been extensively tested. if it isn't working for you then you configured something incorrectly or are using the wrong level of TBS firmware or ELRS. I suggest you look a the following link which goes through the requirements to make it work .... batcavegames.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/16000181596