RC Pro failure. Did it happen to anyone? RC as backup?

lomposlapos · 2024-10-30T16:42:30-0400

I am taking two drones (one as backup) with me for a month with no internet connection.

Before departure I can either link both drones to RC Pro OR I can link one to RC Pro and the other to RC controller.

In option 1, I have a full-featured RC Pro controller to fly the backup drone, but no backup controller. In option 2, the RC backup controller is limited in some features.

Q1
In light of weighing these two options, did anyone ever experience an RC Pro failure when it becomes unusably inop in the field?

Q2
What exactly you won't be able to do in real life shooting with RC that you could do with RC Pro? M3, M3P

Chris Mitchell · 2024-10-30T19:07:25-0400

I have used the RC Pro since it was released and never had any issues at all with it. Aside from screen lower screen brightness, fewer buttons and maybe a few other things the RC would do everything I would need it to. I would take both controllers, just in case.

lomposlapos · 2024-10-30T19:39:30-0400

Chris Mitchell said:
would take both controllers, just in case.

Thanks. The BIG problem is that you can not switch an aircraft from one controller to another controller without internet. Whatever is paired before the trip has to stay.