Expected behaviour. The aircraft needs to see a connected smart device running the go app with a user logged in when it first starts. Once it has seen it, the limits are removed and you can disconnect the smart device and fly with only goggles if you wish.
If you are flying on a Thomas Cook charter flight you may find this helpful:
https://support.thomascook.com/Travel-Advice-Safety/Latest-Travel-Updates/972296922/New-Security-Measures-Electronic-Devices.htm
If you are in a CE region the odds are your S5 is not using the channels that the Mavic is operating on.
It is a known issue for Android devices in Europe.
Purely supposition, but I don't think DJI ever seriously expected a high volume of sales to Mavic owners.
The 5.5" really made its debut with the P4P, so I suspect it has been there in the plans all along.
Mavic has always been marketed primarily as a phone based aircraft.
Yes, it supports...
You may find the problem was the cooling fan cutting in while you are recording.
I certainly wouldn't rely on the built in microphone as a quality recording device.
The point is to allow you to move after take-off and tell the aircraft where to return.
It still works just fine even on a boat, but you either need to reset it once at the end of the flight or multiple times during the flight.
Main reason it is not continuous is that the GPS in the phones and...
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