I wonder how often does DJI lock drones for old firmware or mods? Is it permanent or they can be unlocked?
I ask because I really want to fly above 500m on my mavic pro.
I ask because I really want to fly above 500m on my mavic pro.
I wonder how often does DJI lock drones for old firmware or mods? Is it permanent or they can be unlocked?
I ask because I really want to fly above 500m on my mavic pro.
I just want to know the probability of a drone geting locked and how wideapread it is.You don't want to go down that path, not in here.
You are basically asking how to break the rules.
Some people here might make nasty comments about breaking rules and endangering people and properties.
Then those that break/bend the rules (sometimes) might get upset, and post nasty comments about people posting nasty comments about people breaking rules.
Then moderators will have to step in and close this thread.
I have many DJI drones, You should not be locked unless there is a hardware or status error due to location and NFZ's. otherwise, most likely FW non consistent with app.I just want to know the probability of a drone geting locked and how wideapread it is.
That was only for the Spark. No other drones were affected.You specifically state you want use old firmware to remove restrictions to fly above 500m. Basically, admitting intent to break rules...
I usually update to latest firmware as soon as they came out. The only time I've seen DJI specifically locking their drone from taking off was in Sept last year (I only had the Spark then), they gave advance warning about that. That was something about battery firmware, which could shut power and cause the drone to fall out of the sky.
I'll leave it to others who are using older firmware to comment of DJI actually locks Mavic if old firmware is detected.
You specifically state you want use old firmware to remove restrictions to fly above 500m. Basically, admitting intent to break rules...
I usually update to latest firmware as soon as they came out. The only time I've seen DJI specifically locking their drone from taking off was in Sept last year (I only had the Spark then), they gave advance warning about that. That was something about battery firmware, which could shut power and cause the drone to fall out of the sky.
I'll leave it to others who are using older firmware to comment of DJI actually locks Mavic if old firmware is detected.
You want to test the engine shutdown and restart?I wonder how often does DJI lock drones for old firmware or mods? Is it permanent or they can be unlocked?
I ask because I really want to fly above 500m on my mavic pro.
I wonder how often does DJI lock drones for old firmware or mods? Is it permanent or they can be unlocked?
I ask because I really want to fly above 500m on my mavic pro.
Its funny, but I cant find a law that limits max altitude for drones in Russia. And I looked pretty hard.He lives in Russia, I don't know what the altitude restrictions are. I know they closely modeled regulations after US regulations, but I never looked at the specifics.
Only if you truly abuse the rules! And if you do, Karma will take place soon enough one day.I just want to know the probability of a drone geting locked and how wideapread it is.
GoPro KarmaO
Only if you truly abuse the rules! And if you do, Karma will take place soon enough one day.
Don't do it!
Otherwise happy flights.
No, not that karma, Karma in general! Knowing guilt to doing something bad, always comes back to punish you 2 fold or more. That's the Karma im talking about!GoPro Karma
If you have a newer mavic it will need taken apart and an internal sd card added.
please explain?