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This statement is incorrect. While iMazing can export .ipa files, it can only do so for apps that are still available in the App Store or appear in your purchase history. It cannot “download” an app’s IPA from your iPhone if that app has been removed from the App Store. Also, an IPA is always...

Le modèle E90 pour le H520 n'est pas compatible avec le drone H520-E. The E90 model for the H520 is not compatible with the H520-E drone.

I have all of Yuneec's iOS apps on my iPhone 15 Pro Max. I can back them up via iTunes... but only for my own use. I haven't found a way yet to back them up so that I can share them with others.

I have installed all of Yuneec's iOS apps on my iPhone 15 Pro Max. Is there a way to back up these apps so that I can share them with others? I haven't found a way to do this yet.

Yes, all Yuneec apps have disappeared from the EU App Store as well. I don't understand why this happens every year. Unfortunately, I don't know what can be done about it... where one could file a complaint... or request that they be reinstated.

GPS and RTK are two different things. RTK is more accurate than standard GPS. If the RTK is properly connected, it does not require an additional GPS.

Yes, you can use both if the plugs fit.

The H9 is the successor to the H850. The drones manufactured by ATL are primarily intended for mountain rescue, water rescue, firefighting, law enforcement, and surveying and inspection work... not for photographers or filmmakers.

I have some news from ATL, formerly Yuneec. Yuneec is now focusing solely on model aircraft, while ATL handles the drones. Three ATL drones will be released by the end of 2027. H9, H520E, H600... all under the ATL brand name For the new H520E and H600, I have some technical specs for you...

Either you turn off RTK and fly using GPS, or you fly using RTK, in which case the standard GPS automatically turns off.

Yes, I buy all Yuneec batteries—for which no original replacements are available anymore—directly from GifiPower, and I'm very satisfied.

Eleven years ago, my first drone was a Q500. Here are two examples... one of the flights was at an altitude of 506 meters above ground level. That’s no longer allowed today. Unfortunately, Switzerland is increasingly aligning itself with EU regulations.

They may not be unique, but they’re still cool. White has both pros and cons. They don’t heat up as quickly in the summer, but they tend to yellow over time. The parts Helmut saw were in my Yuneec workshop in Zurich Schlieren, Switzerland. I’ve already combined some white ones with silver and...

DoomMeister is right... only the Yuneec H520-E has C2 certification. Older models may only be flown in Europe at a distance of 150 meters from residential areas, industrial zones, and other restricted areas.