thanks again - being a smaller drone, can the wind be much of a problem ?
Yes, second page of flight modes.
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It's locked to the current heading. If the nose is facing N when course lock is activated pushing up on the pitch stick will move the AC north, down moves it south, right east, and left west. Rudder input doesn't change that.So once you do that then what, is there some sort of pin you pin on the screen to tell it to fly from point to point?
Go4 has waypoints, which is probably better than course lock if you want to simply go from point a to point b while manually using rudder and gimbal pitch to control camera (no lateral movement). But you have to fly to each waypoint in Go4 before setting it.Gotcha, thanks
So I was considering getting the Litchi app and it seems they have map pins to pre select a set course. Does the Go4 app I am currently using have such a feature? I’m not finding it and thought this thread was about that subject.
Sorry, late answer, was at work, thanks to @Tinmania for the answer.So once you do that then what, is there some sort of pin you pin on the screen to tell it to fly from point to point?
All the proper DJI drones fly themselves. You simply tell them where to go. No piloting skills needed.
None will be any use at all if you want to transition to manual control racing drones.
For times that you find a spot to fly Course Lock can be clicked into with less work to fly a straight course from where you take off all the way out to where signal disconnects to the Mavic and it begins to return home automatically. So imagine a straight line that stretches from your home point all the way out to signal disconnect. You can rotate the camera to any angle while flying this straight line independently.
Wait the time it turns to ATTI mode because of a compass error or lack of GPS and the push-button approach is goneAll the proper DJI drones fly themselves. You simply tell them where to go. No piloting skills needed.
None will be any use at all if you want to transition to manual control racing drones.
YesIf you run into the "go home" battery level, will it automatically turn around and head home? Also, can you set the speed of course lock like you can with waypoint mode?
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