That's an indication that your battery is getting low and/or you are pushing it too much and need to back off a bit. The battery voltage will temporarily drop when your Phantom needs more power for a short period of time (e.g. during a rapid ascent).
And what is the reason that same place i cant go higher then 60 meters, where yesterday i went 350?
Ah, lost signal. That's a message
Yes yes yes)) everything. Its not my first flight. Antenna position is the same as yesterday also.Ah, lost signal. That's a message
Did you verify that your remote controller antenna was positioned properly?
You should be constantly adjusting your antenna position and/or aiming your remote controller properly as your Phantom is moving around. If you're not doing that, then your antenna is not in the proper position.
No. There could be some kind of interference in the area where you were flying.
I am adjusting, but mostly when weak signal appears, and i adjust, it loses it. But i am following the instructions from the video.
I don't know. I can tell you that antenna position and interference are the two most common causes of signal loss though.
I see. The suspicion i had was maybe i damaged it a bit when i flew it in cold weather and too high? Possible?
Very strange then))) like the difference between yesterday's range and today's is like drastic.
If the OP has it pointed straight out (which I'm assuming he does), he could also sometimes be pointing the tip at the Phantom. That's why I'm suggesting the position in the above photo. It works best in most cases.
