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It seems that there are lots of Zino owners are mistakenly thinking that you use Zinos' WiFi signal to fly it. Wrong.
The WiFi signal is for Zino to talk to the remote. Not your device.
Your remote "talks to your device thru the OTG cable supplied with the quad.This is what gives us the extended range. You can use the WiFi to fly the quad using your phone as a remote,but you do so at the cost of range.
Turn on Zino
Turn on remote,wait for the blue lights to stop "scanning",which means that the quad has linked to the remote.
Attach OTG cable to the remote and the phone,which will ten open up the app.
Then follow the prompts.
I hope this clears up a lot of questions.
DO NOT TURN WIFI ON ,ON YOUR PHONE. IT IS NOT NEEDED

very good point. this might fix the problems that some people are having

Thanks for the tip.
The APP does not work well with my Xiaomi Note 4G..

The APP connected correctly with a Samsung S8..
The remote control was linked to the phone via OTG cable, not via WIFI.

Yep I had OTG issues until I did this.

https://forum.hubsan.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1330&sid=0dbe89d8f1477c39704b424caa8cd8c8

Since I arrived, I do the following: 1.- unfolded the arms of the zino, carefully remove the protector of the camera and leave it on the lit floor. 2.- I take the phone and clean all the apps that work in the background and the ram. I disconnect the wifi and leave 4g of the mobile and turn on the gps. 3.- Turn on the remote control, connect the mobile and open the hubsan app. The first image appears, but I wait for it to indicate that I can already choose the resolution mode of the camera. I perform gps test and the cell's bind. To fly!!!!!. It takes me 17 minutes of flight and when it reaches 25% and I land. The battery charge lasts 2 hours.

Would having the wifi on the phone turned off be better? Less interference?

robmwpropane wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 25, 2018 8:42 pm

Would having the wifi on the phone turned off be better? Less interference?

It is not needed so it wouldn't hurt turning it off.
Save some battery and remove another potential point of failure too.

Hello MrDronenut ,

Thanks for your kindly suggestion ,we appreciate it!