Operations

chrisamity · Jan 23, 2018

Hi. Newbie here. Just set up my Mac. However. Are there instructions anywhere on how to get flying? What are all the functions how to turn this thing on? Please be kind. Thanks

Anthony Viscomi · Jan 23, 2018

Here

Mavic Pro– Specs, FAQ, Tutorials and Downloads

beachcombing · Jan 23, 2018

Have you downloaded and read the User Manual? Mavic Pro– Specs, FAQ, Tutorials and Downloads
Have you downloaded the DJI Go 4 app on your phone or other mobile device?
Have you checked out this guide to the app? DJI GO 4 Manual: The Pilot’s Handbook

netfolks2000 · Jan 23, 2018

Have you read or even searched for the online manual? Have you been watching YouTube videos while waiting for your drone to arrive? Have you looked at the online DJI Go 4 app info? Have you downloaded it? Did you do a search for anything? Have you looked at the forums on this site by topic? Most folks here are kind but you will have to do some studying of the info that is available. Do it before you fly to avoid any problems. Be sure you are in beginner mode to protect your investment in the beginning.

netfolks2000 · Jan 23, 2018

Just found all these instructions on these forums just by searching:

Mavic Pro– Specs, FAQ, Tutorials and Downloads Manual can be downloaded here.

DJI Mavic Pro: Tips, Tricks, & Techniques

DJI Go 4 Manual*ALL UPDATED* All about the DJI Go 4 app

BlueSkies!NoLimits · Jan 23, 2018

Welcome to the forum!

I'm new also and have found several of the links recommended above to be very helpful and informative webpages and videos. Definitely read the manual and DJI GO 4 instructions a couple times, and look at every single menu option in both simulator and before flying particularly the menu option for checking your compass calibrations.

There is also a "Pilots Check-In" are of the forum for new folks that is monitored by some of the admins and helpful folks.

I would also recommend forgetting about trying to do anything with the camera portion of the drone till you've mastered the flying and flight navigation. I've flown mine 4 or 5 times so far (3 batteries each outing) and am still in learning mode as well ... and ignoring the camera still for a few more outings.

Happy Flying.