The thing shot up 30 feet!
Just checking in- I believe if you want the Mavic to record your home position it will go to 20 feet on takoff. Otherwise, it does go to much lower level.
OK, I just tried it out and see a few things that match your process and observations but unlike your experience, I had no problem with the connection. I'm on version 4.08 too. Have not yet seen the suspicious 4.1.1 update. I did this with my iphone 6+ with the latest iOS updates.
I loaded up the dji Go4 and then went to my wifi settings which was already on my home wifi network. I then went to my Mavic Pro and switched the RC/Wifi switch to wifi.
Next I powered on the Mavic. And waited until it fully booted, about 10 seconds and then I saw the Mavic SSID pop up.
Next I pushed the little wifi link button and in about 5 seconds, I got the Enter Password bubble. This is different from the instructions as I recall and more matches what you experienced.
So, since I had not written it down, I had to grab a magnefying glass to read the micro print on the one prop arm. The letters were all lower case. I entered the PW and in about 2 seconds the Mavic SSID had it's check mark. I went back to the Go4 app and it now said "connected". Opened the display and had control. I was inside my garage but I still had 9 sats. I didn't try to take off inside and my battery was too low anyway. I may give this a try tomorrow with a good battery.
Sorry for the dark picture as I had the ND16 filter on from previous outdoor shoots.
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