Recent content by SteveM

I had a Mavic that curved when it flew. You could clearly see it on the flight log map. Sent back to DJI and it was a faulty motor speed controller which they fixed. Not sure if you have the same issue.

Exactly!

I will do. Thanks for the advice. Will let you know. May be a few days due to being snowed in!

I have found them quieter. But have now given up on them. Kept getting bad vibrations - even with a 2nd set.

Me 47 Son (flies better than me [emoji47]) 14

Just test it in a safe environment. Turn off the controller (as if it has flown out of range) and see if it RTHs. I have done this and it works fine.

I had it when I switched to Low Noise Props. DJI sent replacements. All good since.

Pretty easy to tell. The splash screen fills the whole screen. Connect App and Drone. Then should see the app is filling the whole screen. Version number of app is 4.1.22

Yes. - map is full screen with curved edges

This is the battery and map info I see on the app

It has changed. The video area is slightly bigger (uses full height) and uses more width. But obviously the ratio of the iPhone X screen isn’t 16:9 so the video will not fill it all. Also need some screen for the controller to clamp on.

Ooooh. Full screen iPhone X DJI Go App!

Always check that the Homepoint has been set when start up before you fly off. Generally I set mine at 30-40m. But not too high due to winds but also time it takes to come back. But you need to change depending on the height of places around you. I really like the feature - it is a good idea...

Connect Phone & Controller and turn on. Turn on Mavic. On DJI Go press “Enter Device” Press the “Quadcopter” X logo next to where it says connected at the top Go down to where it says enter RTH home height and put the height you want

I didn’t recalibrate. Just adjusted the tilt to level the horizon. Never had to repeat after that.