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# Elios 2 Training simulator

We have created a basic flight simulator to help pilots build and maintain their skills. This simulator runs on the Elios 2 tablet and can be used to familiarize yourself with the flight controls in a realistic setting.

Download and install the APK file onto the tablet, the app will be called "Elios Training". The installation requires an internet connection for a one time activation at first use. 

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[APK file](https://www.flyability.com/hubfs/EliosTraining-0.2_20211110-release-1.apk)
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When connecting the remote controller to the tablet via USB, the tablet will ask you to allow this app to connect to the DJI controller, you must press confirm to continue. The simulator might take a few moments to launch.


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