If you try and connect the DJI Remote Controller 2 to your Avata, it will probably not connect. I spent an hour trying every combination to get it to connect after receiving the controller Friday.
To fix this, you have to download
DJI Assistant 2. Install it and then connect the controller to your laptop and update the firmware. Once done, you will then be able to connect the controller to your Avata. Nothing else will make it connect until you do this.
Added tip: To charge both the DJI Remote Controller 2 AND the DJI Motion Controller, only USB-A to USB-C cables have been working for me. USB-C to USB-C cables have not worked.
Added experience:
- The DJI Virtual Flight app is constantly crashing for me, both on an updated Samsung S22 Ultra (T-Mobile/SnapDragon) and the Samsung S8 Ultra tablet. You just have to keep reloading it and you will eventually be able to use it. But it will crash between stages. Again, just keep reloading it.
- Bring eyeglass wipes for the goggle lenses as if you rest the goggles on your forehead, u will get them dirty constantly.
- If you can, sit down while flying the first few times to escape dizziness. Bring advil until you get use to the goggles.
- If you are flying slowly at 1-2 feet above the deck, wind will push your Avata around. Be aware of this. Had my first drone "crash" the other day when the wind literally threw my Avata 30 feet in 2 seconds sideways to crash into a fence (no damage).
My first flight: