You could test this by suspending it by two opposing arms between two stationary objects (c stands, saw horses, whatever). Give it a spin and see if you are able to start the motors while its spinning.
The general idea is that you open the app and zoom in to the areas where you might want to fly so that it forces the app to load the maps for those areas. If you don't close the app after that, it should retain them in memory.
In DJI Go you can, because you have to physically fly to each waypoint and then "record" the location into the mission. I suspect that Litchi will work as long as you precache the maps.
Supposedly it's brand new. I imagine they are reusing some of the same libraries for common functions, but they claim that it improves video latency to "near realtime".
I swear he made a beeline for me. My friend was following and got a third person shot of the event. He didn't hit me, that was obstacle avoidance kicking in.
In the case of these first updates, I definitely would. It fixes some potentially crash causing bugs.
Over time they generally become more about feature/perfomance enhancement though. It's always good to read the release notes for each update to see if it fixes something.
Also posted this on the DJI forum:
Ok, so this is the strangest thing.
As I was packing up my Mavic to get ready to ship back, I replaced the 32GB microsd card that I had in there with the card that came with the Mavic....and it started working again. WTF?
I checked the 32gb card in my pc...
It looks like that's where we are. They said to look out for info re: a shipping label in email but haven't seen anything yet. Does that normally take a while?
Reinstalled DJI Go.
Tried a different smart phone.
Did IMU calibration
Tried to calibrate gimbal (it did not start)
Reset to Factory settings with Assistant 2
Now they want me to send it back. UGH!
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