In reference to DJI GO4 app horizontal speed mph onscreen display.
For those that have yet to figure it out, Dji has our Mavic's set to display the horizontal speed incorrectly. It's not a mistake because there has been updates that would've been easiest to correct the situation. The way it is currently set it allows the aircraft to "appear" to be traveling faster then what it actually is.
Even though the display is shown as mph, it's not. DJI has the app coding set using fps or "feet per second".
It's also quite possible that the Mavic may not even be able to fly the advertised 40mph in Sport mode with no wind.
Around 3 weeks around I was testing sport mode with 15-20mph wind gust from the rear and it was somewhat difficult to display 64mph onscreen of the monitor. The 64mph was an honest 43.5mph.
There is really no reason why DJI could not straighten this out before the magazines start printing the story. Maybe a few calls to DJI tech to find out why and when this might be fixed?
For those that have yet to figure it out, Dji has our Mavic's set to display the horizontal speed incorrectly. It's not a mistake because there has been updates that would've been easiest to correct the situation. The way it is currently set it allows the aircraft to "appear" to be traveling faster then what it actually is.
Even though the display is shown as mph, it's not. DJI has the app coding set using fps or "feet per second".
It's also quite possible that the Mavic may not even be able to fly the advertised 40mph in Sport mode with no wind.
Around 3 weeks around I was testing sport mode with 15-20mph wind gust from the rear and it was somewhat difficult to display 64mph onscreen of the monitor. The 64mph was an honest 43.5mph.
There is really no reason why DJI could not straighten this out before the magazines start printing the story. Maybe a few calls to DJI tech to find out why and when this might be fixed?