SoapyGolem
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Try manually setting your transmission frequency before takeoff and use the 10hz band.
Where is this on the app?
Try manually setting your transmission frequency before takeoff and use the 10hz band.
I'm kinda confused when I try to fly out, usually when I'm about 700 too 900 meters I keep get strong interface for about couple seconds then goes away I get nervous then I come back..... I was flying in my neighborhood over homes so I'm not sure what it could be from? Anyone know? Thanks
It is under HD settings. Change Auto to Custom and then try changing the downlink bandwidth.Where is this on the app?
I've never messed with it. I just know where to find it so I was helping you follow larkin's advice. It's something I would try if I was having interference problems.Is the default setting not good? Do you guys run it at 10hz ?
CE in Europe, FCC in the US
Last thing as well how do you guys point your Anntena? Straight or like L ?
Flat part of antennae should face the drone. That means antenna should be sticking straight up and parallel to each other. So yes, like an L where the antennae tips are straight up.
So why do the antenna want to "lock" into a position that's not straight up? Honest question, I have no clue so I'm hoping someone can explain that a little.
Straight out instead of straight up is another position. This would be used when you fly the Mavic straight up in the air above you. It keeps the antennae perpendicular for that flight.So why do the antenna want to "lock" into a position that's not straight up? Honest question, I have no clue so I'm hoping someone can explain that a little.
Flat part of antennae should face the drone. That means antenna should be sticking straight up and parallel to each other. So yes, like an L where the antennae tips are straight up.
CyberNate, where do you see that the flats of the antennae face the drone? The manual is silent on this as best I can tell but the illustrations clearly show one antenna with it's flat facing forward and the other one with the convex side facing forward.
Try manually setting your transmission frequency before takeoff and use the 10hz band.
The band is still 2.4ghz but you can select a range of frequency to transmit. That range can either be a window of 20hz or 10hz. If you can find an average noise floor that's lower in a 10hz range, which is often the case, go with that. Like another said, the setting is in the HD menu after you enable custom.Is the 10Hz band usually less crowded? how does one set this on a Mavic? I too will fly near houses and WiFi crowded areas
2 ½ miles with 26% battery!? You better haul butt back home! [emoji23]
That 26% is the power level. He had over 60% battery.
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