JKDSensei, thank you for asserting that I don't know what I'm doing, same goes for the moderator. No, I did not get it for Christmas and fly it right out of the box. I "brushed up" my knowledge quite a bit as I have been flying this thing for months quite successfully. Prior to ever flying it I watched every DJI video repeatedly, spent hours on the flight simulator, and have been enhancing my knowledge by reading this forum. I had come to fully trust RTH to bring it back to the area but don't allow it to auto-land per the drift of up to 12 feet in the landing point I mentioned in an earlier post.
Prior to this flight I was prompted to calibrate the compass. I was atop a parking structure so I suspected rebar in the concrete might have been a problem, on the third attempt it was successful, the error cleared and allowed the motors to start. I previously manually changed RTH altitude to 90 meters (high enough to clear any objects in the area), and had the green "safe to fly GPS mode" indicator on the app, steady green rear arm lights, and a verbal "return to home location set" notification.
During this flight RTH engaged once and worked fine. Once it was nearby I cancelled RTH and continued to fly. The second time RTH engaged I was near a tall building. It is very possible that the antenna array atop that building could have caused signal interference. So, if that is the case, is fly off a likely outcome, and could interference be the cause for the RTH fail?
