Recent content by Kilrah

If a battery is out of date the app will ask you to update it on the home page. Sounds like you don't have your RC2 connected to wifi.

Their "pro" verison might help https://www.flightreader.com/ But AFAIK it's still based on the app logs. Aircraft logs are encrypted.

So your issue is probably that you don't have them disabled in litchi, so when you use that it uses its own settings regardless of what you set up in Go.

And all of us have said or acknowledged that you need to recharge them regularly. You insisted on "don't charge them to 100% before storing them" and that is irrelevant.

Are you really missing the fact that you're contradicting the points you acknowledge or just being dense?

They do stop actively discharging themselves at 60%. Now every battery has some unintended self-discharge and those are no exception, hence the "charge at least 1 once or twice a year". That is completely independent from the intentional self-discharge and charging to 100% or not before storing...

Put away and forget about them is almost guaranteed to result in dead batts, should charge them at least once or twice a year. There is a way to revive them but you need to be aware of what that entails...

Sounds like you actually selected spherical/misunderstood what it was...

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled on the phone?

Nope, but in theory now that there would be more local business, more qualified local jobs, money staying within the country instead of being sent outside wages/standards of living should eventually increase where you can afford those $2450 like you could $1000 in the current "race to the...

Well not really, the goal is to enable American companies to start developing / manufacturing / selling drones (or any other impacted goods) locally with the local costs that are inherent to that without being killed dead out of the water because of foreign imports being so cheap they couldn't...

You're limited to flying within 50m of the home point and a max height of 30m.

The app does need to be logged in and may occasionally need to login again.

Remote ID broadcasts flight data so that anyone (mainly authorities) can see what you're doing. It's a legal requirement in the USA.

Why would it?