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The part of flex cable in red circle is redundant (not used), so just isolate it with a tape. You can use any screw, or in urgent case use a tape.

There is no possibility to use two different modes (Waypoints and Orbit) in one Litchi mission. It would be great to have it.

NO, you cannot modify programmed mission during its execution. You can pause it, do some action like take a photo, start recording and so and resume mission, or stop it.

Programmed Waypoint Mission is loaded into the memory and then executed. It is possible to pause it and make some photos or so and continue, or stop it. Any changes in waypoint mission need to be saved and loaded as new mission.

You can repeat programmed and saved routes only, Waypoints, Orbit a so ...

The question is not how long clip (record time) can be recorded, but how big file (data size) can be recorded. As Oso said approx. 4GB/file.

Yes, you can speed up or slow down your mission with the throttle stick.

The possible way how to do it is to move WP1 to new required position, insert (Mission settings - WAYPOINT 1 Settings and green + icon on the left up corner) WP2 with WP1`s parameters at previous WP1 position. Sorry for my English :)

Sorry then, I have P4Pro.

First of all you have to establish connection between RC and AC. Then Peak Threshold appears in menu.

DJI GO4 - Camera Settings, roll down on Peaking Threshold and set None or Normal, Low, High

I have P4 and P4P and I am convinced that P3P uses the same principles. You need CW motor, no doubt.

To be honest I haven't got P3P, so I can't confirm what arrows are on the body of the drone (if they indicate rotation of the motors or propellers), but black dotted motors are CW (arrow to unlock propeller) and grey, or non dotted are CCW.

Yes, CW.

Never mind what mission you fly Litchi - Camera Settings - Photo Settings - Capture Mode - Interval If your Image Format is jpeg then Intervals start from 2sec, if Raw then 5sec. When you start your Waypoint mission just tap on camera icon to take first picture and then others will be taken...