Height and altitude

[mavic4lif3]

Someone please help me I'm new to DJI I have the Mavic Pro. How do I increase my range in altitude to go father I still have it set in beginner's mode is that the reason why please help

 

[msinger]

Yes. You'll need to disable beginner mode in order to lift those limits.

 

[tcope]

I'd also highly recommend that you read the online manual a few times before flying the Mavic.

 

[Crocket1158]

You just need to turn off begeners mode to off.

 

[colinfowler]

hi and welcome
range and altitude are restricted in beginner.
you can switch of beginner mode within the go 4 app.
but before doing it I would advise:
read the full manual 1st you will need to download it
understand all the functions and how to use them
practice in an open area and never indoors
get used to flying and landing yourself rather than relying on auto land and return home

small steps and practice, plus the manual will help enormously

if you have any specific questions stick it in the search as someone has probably asked before with your answer.
good luck and have fun

 

[Lars Olsson]

Someone please help me I'm new to DJI I have the Mavic Pro. How do I increase my range in altitude to go father I still have it set in beginner's mode is that the reason why please help

Switch off the beginners mode and then you are able to set max altitude.

 

[mavic4lif3]

I'd also highly recommend that you read the online manual a few times before flying the Mavic.

Not new with drones went from 3dr solo for DJI been flying for about a year now

 

[53-63-6f-74-74]

Not new with drones went from 3dr solo for DJI been flying for about a year now

It doesn't really matter if your new to flying or not. The Mavic is a different animal and although you can 'fly' it out of the box there is much to learn and be aware of.

 

[CCDD]

I'll be it's just a matter of time before we're sifting though another members flight logs

 

[Montypaks]

Not new with drones went from 3dr solo for DJI been flying for about a year now

Well you're kinda right! There's absolutely no need to read the manual... Especially since you've been flying the solo for a real looong time!

Looking forward to reading through your next topic in about a few week's time