I thought RC technology would channel hop to avoid conflicts between transmitters? When I am at RC airfields, the "frequency clothes pin" approach to avoiding transmitter conflicts is a thing of the past? Correct?
Chanel hoping supports the control of the drone or data quality in the signal only but it can not over come a “loud” broadcast . The issue when they are close to each other is the transmitters drowns out each other.
It’s like two people yelling right next to each other. There is enough overlap that the “loudness” distorts the quality of other signals.
I fly with other pilots a good deal. I can tell you from experience that any wifi signal drone struggles next to a DJI non wifi. For example my Mavic air struggles when a friend flys a Mavic pro. We get around the issue by standing about 10 feet apart.
I sometimes fly my Mavic when someone has an analog FPV drone and the Mavic air struggles. The Mavic pro and my
inspire 2 don’t have much issue unless standing shoulder to shoulder.
I had a yuneec TH myself before I got my inspire. I found that it’s wifi signal was good but in noisy signal environments it struggled with distance. However I have flown with two TH at the same time and they didn’t seem to effect each other within the line of site distances. I do however fly well away from urban areas so the background RF signals are very low.
I purchased software from hanger that works on the DJI platform that each controller running it create a local wifi off your phone and they provide each other information about where each drone in what they call airspace and you can use that information for one drone to track other drones and keep safe distance and point camera properly. Worked well, but I have not had much use for it once the novelty wore out for me. Autopilot was the name of the software BTW made by hanger.
I though someone on the forum shared some software that was free it really affordable that did drone to drone tracking for DJI products also. Maybe sears for that.
The approach your using is not very consistent. Active track needs a bigger target with predicable motion paths. I think one reason why it identifies it’s a car or person is for the motion prediction software to track better based on what the identified object typical motion path.
If you really need to do drone to drone tracking find yourself software that shares the drones locations and calculates the camera angles for you. Autopilot does it but it’s a beast of a software package and doesn’t work with non DJI products.