This p3-4k is my first drone and I'm a little bit afraid to take it too high. Max altitude i have flew was 120 meters but the distance was only like 50 meters(panorama shooting). I'm afraid if I fly too high and wind is getting too fast(flyaway).
i think the 120m are the presets. on a new Phantom always are 120m altitude set as max. but you can always change that, dont think that there is a new limitation at 120m altitude.
Maybe You right, I was thinking the altitude of 120m is the best to get the farthest distance, probably people who knows about the propagation of signals could provide an explanation.
Magic power is run on both rc and drone if lost video connection, power in drone is automatically boosted from 24 to 27dbm and video reconnect quickly than in v3.8. You can update to magic power without revert back to ce
It's possible because only need two files to put into RC and AC (telnet.sh and watchlog.sh), but after the new firmware (1.7.9) there are restrictions for access via FTP this becomes difficult.First of all thanks to PapaTita, Ojcze Nasz, SingLag and Argonaise for the effort! Really interesting work done here
@PapaTita, would it be possible to write down the steps to install the scripts manually without the exe (e.g. for people not having a machine with windows)? Also, could you please explain a bit about the coverage command and the rationale behind the various values set by the script?
. A bought a standard drone but not working power magic. There is 1.7.9 firmware .I connect wifi to phantom is o but in the power magic not working anything the 5.3 write to me socket error#10061 connetion refused.
That notation on their site is simply telling you that those ranges were conducted at that altitude.
Disable Windows Firewall, Antivirus, or any other firewall or security software. Start the program by right-click and "Run as Administrator".Please help papatita
Yesterday I finally had time to mess around and yes I confirm that they simply enabled the local_root option of vsftpd to /tmp. I was able to successfully run the telnet service on both the RC and the AC.
Okay I consider that you know what you doing and know about openwrt. That needs to be done in RC is:I can answer myself to the first question
Looking around and reading about openwrt I was thinking that a cleaner way would be to actually create an init script (see Init Scripts [OpenWrt Wiki] or How to write a procd init script? [OpenWrt Wiki]). But I'm not sure it would actually start at boot as the rcS is not what openwrt describes (See The Boot Process [OpenWrt Wiki]). In particular the rcS does not run any script linked in /etc/rc.d.
Any thought?
Yes, maybe better in connection and reconnect when image lost or better in receiving the images in live streaming than stock, because I added some features including adjust the coverage area.
