People of the innernets, please pay attention. Your Phantom will NOT fly 44,000 feet.
See, the problem here is you did not state that at all in your original post. That leaves some who are new to the DJI game with all sorts of incorrect and dangerous assumptions. You did state "Stock RC" well to a new guy, that just adds more problems to the equation.
Stock battery I've been able to circle ~ 3.5 miles / 5.6km radius in about 10-12 minutes with about 40% battery left.
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Last time I flew (out in the middle of the mountains), I noticed a crapload of interference. Never really put one and one together, but my tablet was dead, so I was using my phone with wifi (foxfi) tether hotspot. Could the wifi hotspot have created the interference? I'd test it now, but it's been raining the past 3 days.
Last time I flew (out in the middle of the mountains), I noticed a crapload of interference. Never really put one and one together, but my tablet was dead, so I was using my phone with wifi (foxfi) tether hotspot. Could the wifi hotspot have created the interference? I'd test it now, but it's been raining the past 3 days.
Well if someone thinks a stock battery can do 12+ miles round trip perhaps there's a bigger issue there 
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I did an 8 mile round trip, flight coming back was straight back across the lake.
Humm, it looks like a 4mi round trip, based on the video, if we believe Google maps. I assume the end of the video (8:43) is the half way turn-around point, right? Nice video. Next time chase those PWC in the water, while staying a safe distance of course.
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Its possible. Check your settings and see if you have dual band , 2.4 GHz and 5.8ghz. If you do , use the 5.8 GHz band . The phantom uses 2.4 GHz so if you are using 5.8 GHz for your tether than you should be good to go.
Or you could cache the maps you need and then just switch to airplane mode and that would eliminate any possibility of interference.
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