I've struggled with figuring out the maps, and getting them to work, in the past. I've got a downloaded map but can't use it or just don't know how. How exactly do you 'call up' the downloaded map for use? This is the part I'm missing unless it's a bug in the program that keeps it from working for me. Does anyone have any recommendations or tips? Other than this, this version of Go has been VERY stable on my XT2 and I'm completely happy with the performance. I'm using the latest firmware, and the latest DJI Go 4 (.21). There's no reason why I should have to rely on cell service just to fly my Mavic Pro. I tried deleting all the maps and redownloading them, but ran into the exact same problem after I rebooted everything.Īt this point, I'm stuck and very aggravated. At first I thought it was because I hadn't put the phone into airplane mode (to force it to use the offline maps), but that didn't help. I'd really rather load up all the maps at home via wifi and then head out to fly. When I have to, I tether it to my phone - but I'd rather not have to do this. I'm using a Huawei Ascend XT2 as a dedicated device with no cell service. I can cache all the maps I want, but when I go to fly, I just get either a black map window with the Mapbox logo, or I get a partial map with no Mavic arrow icon. Is anyone using offline maps successfully with Android? I had them working, but now nothing.

Offline maps android not downloading