Recent content by CyberNate

I did fly with goggles once after pairing, but that shouldn't matter.

I'll have to try it again. I have since re-pair controller to get 5.8 GHz band back. All I did was pair the Goggles as the secondary device. After that I only had 2.4 GHz.

I like the thin profile on that protek pack! Would work nicely on sides or bottom.

That's a really good. Even better than my 3600 proteks.

Nice flight! I'll waiting for you to test the limit behavior. Regarding the dual frequency concern, just pair the original DJI goggles as second occusyc device. It disables 5.8GHz completely and you can't enable it again without re-pairing the controller. You don't need to have Goggles...

The 7.9 inch and smaller models fit into the arms. Anything larger you'll need a tablet mount.

Because he had a headwind on the way back. Sport mode is only used when there is a tailwind and you would still need to modulate the pitch/throttle to keep RPMs around 5600 which is near the sweet spot for efficiency.

Guys, I'm concerned that @SkyNinja's drone did not initiate RTH after the limit run disconnect. There is no reason that it should hover in place or land unless DJI Go was configured for that option or landing was selected and slide to confirm was done. To me, it sounds like the limit behavior...

The faking doesn't work. It is really the physical distance between the RC and Drone that matters. We have already tried all the location faking and it has no effect. If you move toward the drone 500ft before the limit, the drone will fly 500 extra feet. It's basically why there were...

Wow! That's a real adventure!. I'm surprised it didn't fly back. Even if you cancel rth, it will initiate again if connection is broken. Should not hover in place unless you still have a connection or you changed go 4 setting for disconnect so that it hovers in place.

Awesome Bean! I didn't even see this until now. Well I know you don't have the most optimal place to fly. Great work!

That distance is exactly where mavic pro cut out. I think that is really the limit on this one. Really sucks, but it is what it is.

Thank you for checking this. I'm not surprised at all that the limit exists. The occusync is very similar to the Mavic Pro. To be through, I guess we'll need to check 5.8GHz only vs 2.4GHz, but most likely the same limit is present. Sucks, but I still love this drone. Just won't be a mega...

You can permanently force 2.4GHz by pairing the original DJI Goggles as the second Occusync device. This disables 5.8GHz band, even if you are not using goggles. I noticed this when I tried to use 5.8 and go app stated that I need to re-pair controller to enable 5.8. It wouldn't allow me to...

Way to go Keith! I knew it wouldn't be long before you took a crack at it. That's just crazy distance for a stock bird.