Recent content by jackgarner

This has been my experience as well - I assume it is to avoid landing on an unsuitable surface if you are able to restore the connection between the controller and the drone. If the battery decreases to ~5% (correct me if I'm wrong) it will autoland regardless.

Slightly off topic but... I would avoid sending stuff to dji at all costs! lol They've had my mavic for almost 3 months and it's still not repaired! (Yes I did pay them) You would think that a company making so much money would be able to improve its services alongside its products...

Time to buy a lottery ticket!! ;);) (back to reality.. lol) If this is a hardware issue we could be in for some serious trouble =(

Alright.. =( I've been looking ~ an hour for some sort of correlation and I found a spike in the pwm the moment gps health drops I'm not sure if I'm grasping at straws here or if this is something for DJI to take a look at.. maybe a surge is causing the gps to cut? but then the number of...

Actually... would you mind uploading one of your new .dat files along with the old ones? I would like to see if there is anything different that could be causing the gps errors

Nope - definitely not possible... however... you can use a torx screwdriver to unscrew one side of the grippy things check out this thread - DIY mod for using a phone with case attached

Here is one of my flight logs where the gps drops (300 feet in the air so no interference) Here is your flight log (flight 10) Looks exactly the same... This is definitely something DJI needs to fix

I think it gets you to the point of needing more battery before you need more signal... so... however far that is =)

I have flown over powerlines ~1500 feet from me and taken the drone out to ~10k feet... It does have an effect but I don't think you have much to worry about =)

@BudWalker 's program 'CsvView' CsvView/DatCon

Through DJI assistant Windows - EXE Mac- DMG Also - as @Glidetime said, it would be wise to calibrate IMU and compass just to make sure they aren't causing the issue

How to retrieve a .DAT

err..uhh.. still not the right file...

I don't think that's the right .dat file - normally its in the hundreds of megabytes... How to retrieve a .DAT

Did you happen to grab the .dat file from the drone before you sent it away?