I often fly my MA2 in a rural area in and out of a DJI Warning Zone. Upon entering the Warning Zone I get the message "Aircraft entering Warning Zone, fly with caution". All good. Whenever I fly and an manned aircraft approaches, my Airsense warns me that a "Manned aircraft is in the vicinity". Also good. It's probably just me, but in its warning messages I wish DJI would refer to the thing that I am flying as a "drone" or "UAV". There are so many messages that come your way while flying. I think it would be clearer not to have to discern what kind of aircraft the word "aircraft" is referring to.
"Aircraft" semantics
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FLDave
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Certainly, the word "drone" would have its own share of variations.
The message "Aircraft entering Warning Zone, fly with caution" always causes me to pause for a moment to figure out whether the message is referring to me or a manned aircraft. It is just a second or two that I would rather be focused on other things. Perhaps "Your aircraft is entering a Warning Zone, fly with caution" would be better?
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Here i am happy as Lama that I don't have to learn chinese to fly my drone. The theme that DJI follows is that everything message wise is about your drone. Manned Air Craft is the key . Thus the word Man scares me . lol
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Agreed. And while they’re at it, they can better discern the difference between distance and altitude (two numbers, both in feet) of manned aircraft shown by AirSense.
mobilehomer
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I know. I’m just saying that it could be more clear. A simple “A” and “D” with each value would be helpful.
