Let's assume the following situation, as an example:
Friend A and friend B, living approx 8 km one from each other (so beyond the Mavic's standard 7 km RC range). They share the same Mavic, which is already paired to two RCs. One RC is at friend A's home; the other one at friend B.
Would it be possible for friend A to send a pack of cigarettes to friend B via the drone, so that when the signal of his RC is getting weaker, the one from friend B would take over, land, take the pack of cigarettes, exchange/recharge the battery and send the drone back to friend A with a chocolate bar?
Question: What would happen to the Mavic if, for example, the connection of the main RC ( let's assume the friend A has it) will get interrupted (either due to distance, interference etc); but the secondary RC (at friend B) is still reachable, as it is within the Mavic's range? Will the Mavic try to return home, or will it continue the flight?
Has anyone with two RCs tried a situation like the above?
Friend A and friend B, living approx 8 km one from each other (so beyond the Mavic's standard 7 km RC range). They share the same Mavic, which is already paired to two RCs. One RC is at friend A's home; the other one at friend B.
Would it be possible for friend A to send a pack of cigarettes to friend B via the drone, so that when the signal of his RC is getting weaker, the one from friend B would take over, land, take the pack of cigarettes, exchange/recharge the battery and send the drone back to friend A with a chocolate bar?
Question: What would happen to the Mavic if, for example, the connection of the main RC ( let's assume the friend A has it) will get interrupted (either due to distance, interference etc); but the secondary RC (at friend B) is still reachable, as it is within the Mavic's range? Will the Mavic try to return home, or will it continue the flight?
Has anyone with two RCs tried a situation like the above?
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