mastakilla
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is it in fact true that u can use a phone vpn to simply set the dji system to new zealand location? if yes will it just hold that setting? does the system have a gps within it that it can use to determine its location on its own?
Because NZ is the greatest country on the planet.Why would anyone want to do that![]()
Just ordered the DJI. Thank the Lord for New Zealand .......Because NZ is the greatest country on the planet.
Yes. The bike uses the phone's VPN region when you pair it to the bike, to set the bike's region. It doesn't use the GPS.if yes will it just hold that setting?
Yep.Because NZ is the greatest country on the planet.
I mean, you are right, NXZ is one of the best places on earth.Yep.
The pairing to NZ does derestrict speed--I got up to 32mph! However, at least in the US, you cannot enable cloud services via the 4G SIM card. I had to pair the bike back to a US server to get the cloud services to work.is it in fact true that u can use a phone vpn to simply set the dji system to new zealand location? if yes will it just hold that setting? does the system have a gps within it that it can use to determine its location on its own?
I’m assuming it’s a “nice to have” rather than a “must have”, but if I remember correctly it also has some inbuilt features that only work if connected to the network (GPS navigation?)Why do need cloud to go for a ride ?
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The main benefit of the cloud services is tracking your bike if it’s stolen. It also automatically uploads your ride data to Strava. If I find I need more than 20mph on the trail I can always derestrict to NZ for a few days.I’m assuming it’s a “nice to have” rather than a “must have”, but if I remember correctly it also has some inbuilt features that only work if connected to the network (GPS navigation?)
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