I am a relatively new Phantom 3 standard pilot, and have been flying for 7 and 1/2 hours so far.
I am happy with my drone, and have already taken some great shots, but as of today, i cannot fly more than 38-43 meters up, or more than 45-52 meters in front, without the video feed dropping out fully (goes to a grey image of what was last seen on the app). I am running the DJI Go app on an HTC One M9, and it will say that all signal has been lost. The signal bars won't decrease (for the Controller or Video link), they just drop out instantly. But here is the weird part: I can still fully control my bird, even though the Go app says it is disconnected. If i wait a bit, the app then asks if i want to return home. When it gets back within 40 meters of me the video feed reconnects, and it works perfect, like nothing happened.
I have tried using an IOS device, removing and reinstalling the app, calibrating and resetting pretty much everything, re linking the remote and flying in different places, but the problem still persists.
My Bird is hardly a 2 weeks old, and i have tried everything i could find, just short of taking the remote apart.
I have had no crashes or hard landings.
(UPDATE: It works perfectly fine at home, so it can't be a controller issue?, only does the video feed drop out at our beach house. Interference possibly?)
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(I have copy and pasted this off my DJI forum, as i got no answers there)
I am happy with my drone, and have already taken some great shots, but as of today, i cannot fly more than 38-43 meters up, or more than 45-52 meters in front, without the video feed dropping out fully (goes to a grey image of what was last seen on the app). I am running the DJI Go app on an HTC One M9, and it will say that all signal has been lost. The signal bars won't decrease (for the Controller or Video link), they just drop out instantly. But here is the weird part: I can still fully control my bird, even though the Go app says it is disconnected. If i wait a bit, the app then asks if i want to return home. When it gets back within 40 meters of me the video feed reconnects, and it works perfect, like nothing happened.
I have tried using an IOS device, removing and reinstalling the app, calibrating and resetting pretty much everything, re linking the remote and flying in different places, but the problem still persists.
My Bird is hardly a 2 weeks old, and i have tried everything i could find, just short of taking the remote apart.
I have had no crashes or hard landings.
(UPDATE: It works perfectly fine at home, so it can't be a controller issue?, only does the video feed drop out at our beach house. Interference possibly?)
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(I have copy and pasted this off my DJI forum, as i got no answers there)