Presidential restricted air space

[olderrookie]

I am currently in Jupiter Florida and airspace is restricted due to him at Maralago. I cannot connect to the network to turn on my drone and fly.

Is this due to me flying from California to this area or the restricted airspace?

 

[jaja6009]

What do you mean turn on the network?

 

[MS Coast]

I am currently in Jupiter Florida and airspace is restricted due to him at Maralago. I cannot connect to the network to turn on my drone and fly.

Is this due to me flying from California to this area or the restricted airspace?

Neither would have any effect on connecting to a wi-fi network (not needed to fly the drone) or connecting your controller to the drone or signing into your DJI account.

Describe your problem in more detail.

 

[olderrookie]

Neither would have any effect on connecting to a wi-fi network (not needed to fly the drone) or connecting your controller to the drone or signing into your DJI account.

Describe your problem in more detail.

I when I am outside the mini 4 pro does not connect to the network. It say not logged in amd when I use my credentials to log in- I get a message that indicates no network. When I connect inside my home I can connect using my wifi. What gives?

 

[Meta4]

I when I am outside the mini 4 pro does not connect to the network.

That's right.
The controller (not the drone) can only connect to a network if you are within wifi range.

It say not logged in amd when I use my credentials to log in- I get a message that indicates no network. When I connect inside my home I can connect using my wifi. What gives?

Connect when indoors and then log in.
Then go outside and fly.

 

[MS Coast]

You only need to log into your DJI account on the Internet every few months. It was just a coincidence that you needed to log in when you did - nothing to do with the change of location or the TFR.

 

[olderrookie]

That's right.
The controller (not the drone) can only connect to a network if you are within wifi range.


Connect when indoors and then log in.
Then go outside and fly

 

[olderrookie]

My drone auto connects in California when im at the beach and power up my drone.
Not so in Florida

 

[olderrookie]

You only need to log into your DJI account on the Internet every few months. It was just a coincidence that you needed to log in when you did - nothing to do with the change of location or the TFR.

Could it be I flew to Florida and not working here?

 

[Meta4]

My drone auto connects in California when im at the beach and power up my drone.
Not so in Florida

Your controller connects at home because you are within range of a wifi signal.
Not so in Florida

Could it be I flew to Florida and not working here?

No .. as explained in post #6
Your drone doesn't care where you flew last.

 

[Tower669]

What they are saying is... you could be on the moon with Darth Vader, and as long as you log in to your DJI account with a valid connection while on the moon, then disconnect from the wifi completely, you could fly your drone there immediately, as long as there were no TFR's in place, and you were careful not to get to close to the Tie-Fighters, you could.

 

[MS Coast]

Could it be I flew to Florida and not working here?

Log into your DJI account while your controller is connected to the Internet via wi-fi. Then fly tomorrow.

 

[Tower669]

Or what he said works too...

 

[olderrookie]

Your controller connects at home because you are within range of a wifi signal.
Not so in Florida

No .. as explained in post #6
Your drone doesn't care where you flew last.

What do u mean? Im not within wifi range at the beach…

 

[Tower669]

What do u mean? Im not within wifi range at the beach…

So you have a hotel room?

 

[olderrookie]

When im in California- which is my home state-and I go to an isolated beach, I can connect my controller.

 

[Tower669]

When im in California- which is my home state-and I go to an isolated beach, I can connect my controller.

You can connect it to what? The drone, or to wifi?