It will stop flying and hover where the NFZ starts, eventually landing once your critical battery kicks in. It flies a straight path home on RTH.
This is true. But if it is in the restricted area of the nfz. Such as within 3 miles of the 5mile restriction or within 1.5 of the small airport It will land automatically. This is a touchy thing. I also love within 5 miles of a small airport. It flies fine within the zone but I'm over 3 miles from runway.
you mean you didn't check it!) you will find the answer to your question. You really should read it all and understand the operation of your aircraft prior to flying it. If you were to consult the manual you would see the text and these pictures. As you can see if the NFZ is an airport it will react differently if it is a non-airport NFZ.
If you check the manual (
While it may take some time to digest it all, it is an aircraft you will be operating in the same airspace as manned aircraft. With that comes the responsibility to learn how the aircraft operates so you have the knowledge & control of your aircraft at all times. While some see these as toys they are also a real aircraft flying in the same air shared by manned flight. Please know and understand they way it all works. Learning to fly in ATTI mode is one of the best things you can do as a UAV pilot. Don't rely on the quad to do all the work as sometimes systems fail. It is then where your knowledge of the craft is required for a safe conclusion.
At least DJI provides a pretty comprehensive manual, the last $300+ UAV racer I bought came with pictures of the craft & a very brief description of what was included in the box. No operation instructions at all!
