p3 standard distance limit switch is off, but will only fly about 150 feet out. Beginner mode is off. What do I do?
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Hi could also try turning distance limit ON and set a range and see if it flys out to that point ,,
And just WHAT part of the instructions addresses this problem smart ***? Here's a clue, IT DOESN'T. FYI, it was a software problem, and dji support spent an hour helping correct it.
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Yes , thank you! I am new to this, and joined because I hoped to get some help. Thanks for asking though. That guy just ticked me off.I'm old (68) but I did learn to read!
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Hum, yes I do agree that @Philltayl may have jumped in with a comment that was not thought out, simple to do, when you see the number of posts that the OP has posted.
Looks like he generally has good input, his name looked familiar to me, so I followed my thoughts and found the connection.
Link: all over in ten minuites
Comeback now you hear!
Rod
This bit...........
If you're running the latest firmware, you'll be restricted to a height of 30 meters (98 feet) and a distance of 50 meters (164 feet) when not logged into the DJI GO app. That's mentioned in the Phantom release notes here:
This change is explained in great detail in this video:
If you're already logged into DJI GO, log out and back in again. You can log out in the following section of DJI GO:
Once logged back in again, your login information will be stored locally on your mobile device and you should be able to fly without restriction (even when disconnected from the Internet). If you find that not to be the case, then uninstall DJI GO and reinstall it.
FYI, there is currently a known issue in DJI GO that reapplies these restrictions after switching to a new battery without restarting DJI GO. To work around this issue, you'll need to shut down DJI GO, swap batteries, and start DJI GO again.
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Not sure who this was aimed at - but certainly not me because I haven't contributed to this thread before...
And with that post, certainly neither have you, @FredK
'your dumb' = 'you're dumb', btw - which could be quite fitting, reflexively....
Let's all try to be polite and nice here,shall we? There's certainly no need for posts such as yours @FredK
I report these using the report button. Anyone eles who agrees this comment does not lend itself to the discussion should do the same.Not sure who this was aimed at - but certainly not me because I haven't contributed to this thread before...
And with that post, certainly neither have you, @FredK
'your dumb' = 'you're dumb', btw - which could be quite fitting, reflexively....
Let's all try to be polite and nice here,shall we? There's certainly no need for posts such as yours @FredK
I report these using the report button. Anyone else who agrees this comment does not lend itself to the discussion should do the same.
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