Have searched and searched and cant find ANY info about signal strength on either Litchi or DJI Go 4. At what % for Litchi or number of bars for DJI Go 4 do I need to start worrying about losing total control of my P4P? You would think they would put something this important in the manual....geez....
At what point do I start to worry?
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Just make sure you have the appropriate RTH settings and relax, if you loose connection simply take over control when the link comes good.
IMO when I lose one bar on HD video or RADIO control signals, I proceed cautiously with my Phantoms. That's because the next four bars can disappear quick. However with my Mavic that's not the case for some reason, it's much more linear for displaying signal bars versus distance. OCU-SYNC is a different animal, seems to work better in that regard.
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I've lost connection and waited as much as 3 minutes before it reconnected. Got nervous first few times, now I just relax and wait for it. It's a very smart bird.
Not sure with djigo4 app but in litchi mine set to warn if satilite drops below 6 but sure app will alert and always set home point to rc so always come back,,(hopefully)
Yup make sure RTH is on and the RTH height is set above anything you may be fly around
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