i have the: DJI Phantom 2 Quadcopter V2.0 Bundle, 3-Axis Zenmuse H4-3D Gimbal
bought it january 2015 and updated firmware on remote, batt, and bird. i have not updated it since. they had that update that came out (around spring?) after some dude crashed a phantom on white house lawn and peeps said that it was screwing up phantoms so i never did that update.
flew about 20+ times with no issues first half of 2015 with that same january firmware. last time i flew it was on july 4th. flew fine that morning then that afternoon kept going crazy, losing control, and trying to fly away from me so i immediately brought it down and have not flown it since. first time i had ever had any kind of problem with it.
so should more recent firmware be installed no matter what? or should i just stick with what i have and fly it that way? possibly that crazy fly away issue was just that one crazy incident that i wont have again. i was on vacation in another state at the time.
i do have a limefuel air l54p battery as well. will new update render that battery useless? TIA
bought it january 2015 and updated firmware on remote, batt, and bird. i have not updated it since. they had that update that came out (around spring?) after some dude crashed a phantom on white house lawn and peeps said that it was screwing up phantoms so i never did that update.
flew about 20+ times with no issues first half of 2015 with that same january firmware. last time i flew it was on july 4th. flew fine that morning then that afternoon kept going crazy, losing control, and trying to fly away from me so i immediately brought it down and have not flown it since. first time i had ever had any kind of problem with it.
so should more recent firmware be installed no matter what? or should i just stick with what i have and fly it that way? possibly that crazy fly away issue was just that one crazy incident that i wont have again. i was on vacation in another state at the time.
i do have a limefuel air l54p battery as well. will new update render that battery useless? TIA