OK, please don't yell at me ... I know, it was posted here million times.
So, I don't fly often, I don't fly high, I don't fly far, I don't fly fast ... Sometimes I even wondering if I'm entitled to own both P3P and Inspire 1 Pro, undoubtedly the finest drones for aerial photography on the market. Yet, the range of both video transmission and radio communication seems to decrease slowly but surely during last few months, as reported by alarmingly many pilots. Recently I'm getting various warning messages on my screen, flying in 250m radius half sphere gently like a retired swam (power supply to motors limited, weak transmission, radio interferences etc.) in places well known to me as a trouble free.
The 2-part question is simple:
A. Is it because the season changes (foliage, humidity etc.) has so significant impact on wireless communication?
or
B. Is it because every FW update DJI limits drones performance to avoid issues involved with long range/high altitude flying and to force troublemaking challengers to fly low, slow and within LOS?
Or, perhaps both?
So, I don't fly often, I don't fly high, I don't fly far, I don't fly fast ... Sometimes I even wondering if I'm entitled to own both P3P and Inspire 1 Pro, undoubtedly the finest drones for aerial photography on the market. Yet, the range of both video transmission and radio communication seems to decrease slowly but surely during last few months, as reported by alarmingly many pilots. Recently I'm getting various warning messages on my screen, flying in 250m radius half sphere gently like a retired swam (power supply to motors limited, weak transmission, radio interferences etc.) in places well known to me as a trouble free.
The 2-part question is simple:
A. Is it because the season changes (foliage, humidity etc.) has so significant impact on wireless communication?
or
B. Is it because every FW update DJI limits drones performance to avoid issues involved with long range/high altitude flying and to force troublemaking challengers to fly low, slow and within LOS?
Or, perhaps both?
