VelociDrone

Takes a little effort to get it working with a transmitter, but once you do it works great. Make sure you are on ELRS >3.4 and connect the transmitter to your phones WiFi hotspot.

If you’re like me and looking for a FPV simulator to practice on using a radio controller DO NOT bother with this. I have everything setup correctly including my Jumper T Pro w/ELRS WiFi successfully connected and the app is pretty much useless. First of all, you can’t use the app without signing into an account that you can only create through a browser. The app won’t even give you a menu. Fine, exit the app and use a browser to create a login. You get logged in and now have to figure out the way to enable your radio so you can use it as a controller. That option was buried in the settings, not on the controller setup screen. Once you have the radio connected and all of the sticks calibrated, you can finally get to fly using a controller. Next problem you’ll immediately run into is that in order to use a radio controller you need to connect to it via iPhone/iPad WiFi settings and this immediately sets the device to offline since you’ll have no internet when connected to the ELRS WiFi. This when you realize none of the maps show as available offline and can’t be launched. The work around is to disconnect from the ELRS WiFi and launch the app again, find a map that shows up as available offline and launch it, then go back to connecting via ELRS WiFi and try again. I was eventually able to get my radio setup and calibrated, launched an offline available map only to find that the in game quads were responding to the controller so I gave up.