Hi, I have just bought a Mavic Air, looking forward to getting to grips with flying.
Newbie, Manchester UK
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Welcome to Mavic Pilots! 
Enjoy the forum!
Enjoy the forum!
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dirkclod
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I hope you will find our site helpful and look forward to any input , photo's/video's you might post .
Don't be shy and ask anything if you can't find it by searching .
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Welcome to our Forum, from the friendly skies of Texas!
You picked a winner in the MA2. Lots of neat stuff to shoot all over the UK. When you need help, there are over 100,000 of us here to provide guidance as you grow as a pilot and photographer. Just ask!
Glad you've joined us!
You picked a winner in the MA2. Lots of neat stuff to shoot all over the UK. When you need help, there are over 100,000 of us here to provide guidance as you grow as a pilot and photographer. Just ask!
Glad you've joined us!
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Welcome from Chicago the Windy City. Hope you have done lot of reading
about your Bird. For instance RTH feature, three different features, which is the best suited for you. Personally I never use the Low Battery RTH, as its name suggests, this RTH is triggered when the intelligent flight battery is depleted to the point that it may affect the return of the aircraft. When this happens a prompt will appear on your screen in the DJIGO4 App. And the Drone will automatically begin to ascend to the RTH Height and Return
if no action is taken after a 10 second countdown. If the battery power is critically low, then the drone will auto land it self. AND, this can"t be cancelled by the pilot. That's why this type RTH is best to be avoided. No different then a airline pilot never wants to see his fuel light blinking. Perhaps
other pilots will disagree, speaking from personnel experience. Talked to a friend of mine and he uses it for inspecting hail damage on roofs and other uses. Now he says the Low Battery RTH is his preference, choice is yours.
Any way give you something to think about. Fly Safe.
about your Bird. For instance RTH feature, three different features, which is the best suited for you. Personally I never use the Low Battery RTH, as its name suggests, this RTH is triggered when the intelligent flight battery is depleted to the point that it may affect the return of the aircraft. When this happens a prompt will appear on your screen in the DJIGO4 App. And the Drone will automatically begin to ascend to the RTH Height and Return
if no action is taken after a 10 second countdown. If the battery power is critically low, then the drone will auto land it self. AND, this can"t be cancelled by the pilot. That's why this type RTH is best to be avoided. No different then a airline pilot never wants to see his fuel light blinking. Perhaps
other pilots will disagree, speaking from personnel experience. Talked to a friend of mine and he uses it for inspecting hail damage on roofs and other uses. Now he says the Low Battery RTH is his preference, choice is yours.
Any way give you something to think about. Fly Safe.
Welcome to the forum from the beautiful woods of Maine!
SpitFire is spot on with his warning. Review the YouTube videos by Flytpath, he does a good job of getting down to the basics so you can start flying immediately.
SpitFire is spot on with his warning. Review the YouTube videos by Flytpath, he does a good job of getting down to the basics so you can start flying immediately.
Welcome to the forum. I also fly a Mavic Air and much fun. You will find much support and assistance here. We look forward to your contributions and your view of the world.
