Heres a Long distance test for all.

[RichieFromBoston]

 

[RichieFromBoston]

Ill be doing a sweet mavic Pro GAW on my channel in the next week, so check it out.
RFB

 

[Anthony Viscomi]

Sounds windy

 

[Chase R]

Isn't the range over 4 miles? How is this a long distance test?

 

[Jayfly]

Is there a reason the quality is so bad? I know that was just a distance test, was it filmed in lower quality or something?


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[younumpty]

One and a half miles? Did you do it on three props or something LOL. Just kidding. Enjoy your Mavic.. good eyesight too, being able to see it at that distance


Fly safe...

 

[LakeTravis]

Looks like you need to adjust your gimbal so the horizon is level. Msinger posted a link to this YouTube video: DJI Mavic Pro Gimbal Calibration (Quick Tilted Horizon Fix!) that explains how to do it easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. His MavicHelp site has all kind of info ranging from great to indispensable.

 

[Bivalve]

Seemed to be some jello action. I've had that problem, too.

 

[Nathan Hoover]

I tried mine and stock it went to 3.83 miles at under 400' before I had to turn back due to battery - landed at 18%. Connection was still strong at that distance - better than my P4 and about as good as my P3P was originally with a windsurfer (it went just over 4 miles landing at 20%).

If I had a day with no wind I'd guess 4.3 miles is doable with the Mavic.

 

[RichieFromBoston]

Sounds windy

Indeed it always is, thats theNikon P900 picking it up. LOL

 

[RichieFromBoston]

Isn't the range over 4 miles? How is this a long distance test?

Um, when is the last time you flew a drone 4 miles roundtrip over the ocean? and 2 miles is pretty far. But I digress.

 

[Chase R]

Um, when is the last time you flew a drone 4 miles roundtrip over the ocean? and 2 miles is pretty far. But I digress.

Kinda like doing a top speed test on a Ferrari and going 100 mph. Cool but it will do twice that.

 

[Bobaloo]

meh... just another lousy vlogger trying to get attention. Idiot even calibrates his compass over concrete which most likely has rebar in it.