Thank you for your response, I have followed your instruction and used Phantom Help. This is the link for the flight log
Upload and view flight logs from your DJI drones
www.phantomhelp.com
Unfortunately I deleted the waypoint mission in Litchi before I saw your response. Not sure of there is a way to retrieve this. Thanks again
This looks like quite a puzzle, with a few important pieces missing.
Common reasons for non-returning drones include:
Wind too strong and wrong direction for the return flight
Not enough battery for the return flight
Obstacles on the return path
Drone hardware issue
Normally I look for hints regarding wind speed where the flyer leaves the drone hovering, but with the waypoint mission, there's no hovering and no indication of how hard it was being flown to help guage this.
I'm not sure where the drone was programmed to fly past the end of data, but looking around on Google Earth in all directions from there, I think we can rule out obstacles.
There is one glaring problem in the battery department.
The battery was showing 49% at launch and two cells were already at critical low level under load on the climb, only 10 seconds into the flight.
This is not a good sign.
Can you help with a few pieces of the puzzle?
How far was the mission?
The drone was only flying at 9-10 mph at end of data.
What speed was set for the mission?
Do you remember what direction the wind was blowing?
It's possible that you have set the action to something other than return to home when the connection was loss.
It was a Litchi waypoint mission.
The Litchi default loss of signal action is to continue flying the mission.