Recent content by Felix le Chat

Do you have any third-party clip-ons attached to the bottom of the drone? (landing skids or similar) Are all the bottom sensors clean and unobstructed?

...every time I read a post like this: I remind myself to strap the battery into my Mavic 2's... better safe than sorry. Zip tie, or velcro strap: it'll keep the battery connected.

A "smart controller" for the gen #1 Mavic Pro? No such animal. That type of integrated controller only started with the Mavic 2 series (RM500) which is not compatible with the original Mavic Pro.

It won't make that much difference if, as per your original description, you fly low level with solid objects sporadically blocking the signal. The problem isn't signal strength, it's attenuation. Like I said: small gains? Perhaps... but don't expect to solve this situation with more power -...

The only reviewer whose opinion I'll listen to.

Buy an OTG cable rated for USB3.

"...One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them...". 😁

With what you described: your main problem is with penetration (the signal being able to pass through attenuating obstacles). In this case, no matter how much you increase signal strength: you'll only get a small gain over current performance. If the control signal was transmitted on 1.2gHz...

Glad you tried the acid test and thanks for sharing your first hand observations. Anyone who has operated radios will tell you solar activity affects any transmitted RF signal whatever the wavelength. This 'event' also features a CME which is estimated to be a near miss.

The reference to 'Judge Judy' was made sarcastically, as that television program is as relevant to the reality of a legal process as trousers are to a carp.

"virtual 8 seconds"... whatever that means...

Another Judge Judy effort? Wow! Bet that'll be fun...

Isn't it fascinating that people are not responding to this thread when it features the single initiative that is almost guaranteed to completely screw up the continued use of DJI drones in the entire continental United States... talk about burying your head in the sand...

I'd hesitate to use the word 'clever', but it certainly is sly, relying on the deliberate ignoring of messages to get on and do it: while failing to address the requirement to undertake a security review that has already been systematically pursued during 2018. An interesting thought occurs -...

I applaud whoever had the gumption to research and pursue this challenge