DJI RC 2

The DJI RC 2 is designed to work with DJI drones that support the O4 video transmission system, such as the DJI Air 3 and DJI Mini 4 Pro. Always check the latest compatibility list from DJI.

The DJI RC 2, when paired with a compatible O4 drone, can achieve a maximum transmission range of up to 20km (in FCC compliance areas, under unobstructed conditions with no interference).

The DJI RC 2 comes with 32 GB of built-in storage. This storage can be expanded using a microSD card.

Yes, the 32 GB of built-in storage allows for direct screen recording and caching of flight footage.

The 5.5-inch FHD display has a brightness of 700 nits, making it highly visible even in bright outdoor conditions.

Yes, the DJI RC 2 features an active cooling system to maintain optimal performance during extended use and demanding operations.

The DJI RC 2 weighs approximately 420 grams, designed for comfort during long flight sessions.

Ensure the controller is adequately charged. Connect to a power source and check if the charging indicator lights up. Try a different USB-C cable and power adapter.

Verify that the drone and controller are within the optimal transmission range. Check for environmental interference (e.g., dense urban areas, other radio signals). Ensure the antennas on both the drone and controller are properly positioned and undamaged.

Restart the controller by holding the power button. If the issue persists, perform a factory reset via the system settings (ensure data is backed up first).

Ensure both the drone and controller are powered on and running the latest compatible firmware. Follow the drone's binding procedure as outlined in its manual. Check for any obstructions between the controller and drone.

Transfer recorded footage from the internal storage or microSD card to a computer. Ensure a microSD card is inserted if internal storage is insufficient for planned recordings.