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Had a similar situation once. Picked up a P4 RTK at estate sale; one battery, was sitting in a box for few years. Would not charge at first. Took it apart, and resurrected cell by cell. All was well, flew it almost all summer. Then one day about 3 min into the flight, a fully charged battery...

They are under no obligation to produce new batteries for their old products. Try to get a security update for Windows 95. Or a new engine for Corolla 200x. None available. Best we can do is to snatch NOS batteries off ebaywhen someone closes a hobby store. Or gobble them up when DJI is dumping...

DJI Go app should work with Phantom 3. And its free. They only require a user to be regustered on DJI site, but the registration is free as well.

Hi! does it have RTK option?

Controller may need to be factory reset.

Have you tried to take off in ATT mode? I think it doesnt require to have a GPS signal.

Drone needs to be taken apart to assess the damage. This requires proper tools and fine motor skills. Instructions are available on Youtube.

Ohio drone repair is the best

Better invest into a dedicated USB simulator controller. The Phantom controller was not intended for simulators use. The reason its recognized by USB is for controller's firmware upgrades, not for it to be used as input device.

This message can pop-up when cells' voltage is outside normal spreas. Dont throw the battery away, but try to charge/discharge it few times on the ground, i.e. let the drone spin props without taking off. Then check voltages again.

Have you tried taking off on a smartphone hotspot, or another wifi network?