Recent content by Technomancer

It seems only your pitch motor is affected, could be the motor and not the cable at all. Do you have a "Gimbal obstructed" error? @Thunderdrones would know better, and be able to fix it for you (cheaply and quickly!)

@msinger you never cease to amaze.

What sort of phone are you using? IOS or Android?

And nobody can run dji go4 on an android machine longer than 10 minutes without it crashing, so welcome to the pity party.

My max distance so far is about 3 miles, but I'm fairly sure I could go further if I had more open ground. My best launch zone so far is my work, which is in an industrial park on the far edge of town. The only way I can get to 3 miles is staying in the empty fields in between two different...

3 times...all within my first 24 hours. Fairly sure 2 of them are the results of me trying to fly before it had proper gps lock. 3rd was a bad attempt at landing in low light. My only repair on the thing so far has been due to me tripping over something someone left out at work the day after I...

If you pay attention to the original post, in his country the mavic is more like $1400 (not fly more combo).

So...nowhere near any of the top dogs in this thread (even for stock) but I was pretty proud of my 14,456 feet distance (29836 ft in 11 mins) in sport mode for the duration. Airdata UAV - Flight Data Analysis for Drones

Can't recommend @Thunderdrones enough! He just fixed my drone up for super cheap (in comparison to DJI) and ive put 50 miles on it since I got it back!

You literally just hit the X on that menu in the top right and go flying.

I believe most of the people avoiding connecting are also avoiding updating their RC/drone firmware to prevent DJI from controlling when and where they can fly their drone.

If your batteries require an update the DJI Go4 app will alert you when you try using them.

I believe that altitude is relative to point of take-off. someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

Just a note I think you reversed your ISO and shutter speed. Could be confusing. You'll want your ISO to be at 100 and your shutter speed to be at 60.