Recent content by SYC12

Life cycle could certainly longer than 2 to 3 years if you are not fly MP that frequently. But I guess that much less than 10% of MP would survived and still actively flied after 2 years owned by pilots.

Planning your flight route is very important . Try to avoid front sensors facing the sun, going out or coming back. As soon as you get the connection back, you could cancel RTH and fly MP backward manually.

No you don’t have to. Just don’t launch from the concrete sidewalk.

You must make up this story

To OP META4 is right. Do not launch from concrete sidewalk. Why take risk? You won’t believe that on grass lawn with sprinkles system sometimes will cause calibration errors. Any DIY launch pad works good. I use a 3x4 plywood

I had also experienced in the past that DJI unlocking web site was not working and the only way around is try it again at later time.

I would suggest you to use the scheduled self-unlocking or the PC method as you mentioned. Keep in mind that PC method can unlock up to 30 locations at the same time.

hehehe... Tell you a secret: your operation costs will burning faster than anything else

My other LIPO batteries for heli can hold capacity over years without lose any %.

Mine lost about 2% capacity everyday

If you search “aircraft disconnected” you will find a lot MP pilots have this BIG issue and have no idea what is the reason causing it. It happened to me twice but both time my connector was still working. As why we got “aircraft disconnected “, the followings are my thoughts: 1. I believe...

To OP, 1. You said that both DJI GO4 & controller disconnected from MP, then how you got a RTH request from GO4? 2. What’s message you got from GO4 when you believed GO4 disconnects from MP? Was it “aircraft disconnected “?

If you bought the MP less than 6 months, I would ship it back to DJI for warranty repair/exchange

Get a bottle of compressed air and clean 1. RC connector 2. Cable connectors (both ends) 3. Display device connector

Not if you have tiny bit of lint stuck in the connector