Recent content by PaulSouthport

Bad news, sorry to hear that. Can you also upload the Litchi mission - Mission Hub - Litchi - and use the link option

I don't think the shield is capable of 4K playback

Either Billy is trolling or needs to ask this question to the FAA for clarification.

It's already in place here in UK, and USA. Whilst it may be a PITA, it's no biggie. If you can't pass the test you probably shouldn't be flying anything bigger than a paper plane.

You can get the get lat/long and altitude from exif, but not camera angle

Then you got lucky. Upload your flight log to airdata, it will show you the signal strength and any other warnings that may explain what's going on.

The side of the antenna needs to be parallel with the vertical part of the phantom legs for maximum signal. You cannot achieve that at 100 feet out and 200 feet up. Try 500 feet out.

How far away, horizontally, were you when you tested? The P3S signal is pretty poor in ideal conditions. Any kind of interference, wifi, phone etc. will reduce it.

That is your problem. The edge of the antenna on the controller needs to face the Phantom legs. If you go straight up you will get a bad signal. Even if you put the controller out flat you still won't have the best signal, because the phantom antenna runs down the legs. You need to fly away...

How far away horizontally is the Phantom when you lose signal? How are you orienting the antenna relative to the Phantom?

They are stored if you have video cache enabled in the app. See here: How do i download my videos from the DJI GO 4 app?

Correct, the "full fat" video goes to the SD card, the iPad gets 720p, complete with any transmission glitches

No it's not, it's 720p at 30fps to the camera view

Yes. Here is a reference DJI - The World Leader in Camera Drones/Quadcopters for Aerial Photography

No, not normally. Do a simple preflight - props on correctly, landing gear all sound, no cracks. I flew RC helis and planes for many years, loctite was a way of life. Not with these.