Ar Drone Parrot Ipod 2 G

Good morning,
I want to buy an AR Drone 2.0 in the Apple store. On the site are informed that you can control the Air Drone with an IPOD 2G. I have this Ipod and I can not download the FreeFlight 2.0 for my Ipod, just FreeFlight 1.0.
I was wondering if with FreeFlight 1.0 app I can control the Air Drone 2.0.
Or would I have to buy a Ipod, Ipad or Iphone newest order to use Air Drone?
Att,
Farley

It's not mentioned on Parrot's web site -their compatibility list only mentions devices with iOS 6 - so I'd guess no, it won't work. But their compatibility list is inaccurate as to what iOS version a given device can run, so I'd suggest you contact Parrot and ask them. That way you will know for certain.
Regards.

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