RayOZ
Well-Known Member
Can you post flight logs so some of us can actually determine what actually happened? It does sound strange. Please read manual. It should tell you how to read the telemetry on the screen.
ok, because I am new to all this stuff...It was my first flight ever....It was a beautiful sunny day.... I am very surprised at how easy it was to handle flying the DJI mavic... I thought it was going to be harder but flying the Mavic pro is as east as driving a car.Can you post flight logs so some of us can actually determine what actually happened? It does sound strange. Please read manual. It should tell you how to read the telemetry on the screen.
When in doubt, read the manual: https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/mavic/20171219/Mavic Pro User Manual V2.0.pdf
What is that max radius? I'm a little confused by that, as it shows the max height being quite a bit larger than the max radius. Is that supposed to be beginner mode or something?
yes reading is good but I learn better from youtube videos with pictures and stuff..There is a lot to learn about flying a drone.... I bet people that have been flying for 15 years don't know every thing yet.
I don't understand all that stuff either....What is that max radius? I'm a little confused by that, as it shows the max height being quite a bit larger than the max radius. Is that supposed to be beginner mode or something?
What is that max radius?
50 years, and i still don't know everythingyes reading is good but I learn better from youtube videos with pictures and stuff..There is a lot to learn about flying a drone.... I bet people that have been flying for 15 years don't know every thing yet.
yes reading is good but I learn better from youtube videos with pictures and stuff..There is a lot to learn about flying a drone.... I bet people that have been flying for 15 years don't know every thing yet.
I might have discovered why MPs might not actually be in beginner mode, and I'm pretty sure mine wasn't. On FB someone has complained that a firmware update reset a lot including their RTH altitude, and of course everyone's updating things prior to flying for the first time so there's a chance it's changing the default beginner mode to normal?If you want to get technical about it, it's set to 30 meters since Beginner Mode is enabled by default.
Yep -- firmware updates reset the aircraft settings. I was referring to the initial setup in DJI GO. When you activate a new aircraft, Beginner Mode is enabled by default.On FB someone has complained that a firmware update reset a lot including their RTH altitude, and of course everyone's updating things prior to flying for the first time so there's a chance it's changing the default beginner mode to normal?
Worry about what's legal first, last thing you want to do is bring down a helicopter or whatever. In the UK the legal max is 120m, I set mine at 115m.
That sounds like distance.500m?... I live n the USA but when I was flying my Mavic Pro earlier today I put it in the shy and I could not see my drone but when I looked down at my DJI GO 4 app. the altitude numbers were 9057.. Is that meters or what? I am new to the drone stuff.... Finally I hit RTH and it took quite a long time to get back.... I am a newbie.
I took almost 15 minutes to come back when I hit RTH.
1/2 the people in Colorado wouldn't be able to take off if the max was 6000 ASL. I've flown as high as 12,500 ASL.I think OP was creative. Even in perfect conditions (and with FAA approval) my neighbor was not able to get above about 6,000' ASL with a Mavic Pro for a commercial shoot. His thought is that higher is possible but only with perfect flying conditions which IIRC is air pressure, humidity, and wind at various altitudes. And, IIRC, clouds are necessary but with a ceiling considerably higher than how high you want to fly.
Please post flight logs.
1/2 the people in Colorado wouldn't be able to take off if the max was 6000 ASL. I've flown as high as 12,500 ASL.
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