Recent content by Racer888

Sorry, sold it.

If you are referring to the left side of the screen on your "Flight data" it will show your "Top Altitude" using the actual altitude of where you were plus the height of the flight. On the right side of the screen it should only show the 'Max Alt" of each individual flight. Is that what you are...

That is your actual elevation plus the height of your flight.

Has nothing to do with wi-fi, it is all the metal and the power lines causing the problems. You might try launching way away from the building and bringing it in from above the building but metal roofs and power lines create numerous problems with the signal between AC and the RC.

No, the wheel only gives you the options for the ISO, aperture and shutter speed. You need to set up your video recording settings (such as resolution and frames per second) in the camera set up menu on the controller.

Yes, you can only change the selections when in manual mode. Really easy to change you just press the wheel on the right side of the controller to select to setting and then scroll the wheel to change it.

There are a few sites I use some are free but the best one is costing me 99.00 a year and has a great selection: Free - Free Music Archive This is the one I would recommend - Audioblocks - Royalty-Free Music, Sound Effects, and Loops

Litchi for DJI Mavic / Phantom / Inspire / Spark

Make your adjustments with the aperture or the iSO but leave the "SHUTTER SPEED" at twice the recording FPS speed. (corrected)

Yes, that is as low as it goes. If you are shooting video at 30fps your shutter speed should be 60fps, always shoot video using twice the FPS for shutter speed. Make your adjustments with the aperture or the iSO but leave the FPS at twice the FPS speed. You should also learn to use manual mode...

Where do you see that the hospital helipad is a restricted zone? Most helipads are a "Fly with Caution" zone.

Nice video, great place. I have spent a few vacations on NS, last year two weeks. Love it up there!

Mine does the same thing when close to the ground, the vision sensing system causes this. It should be fairly stable once you are approx. 20 feet AGL.

will this work? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HJQS5V8?psc=1

It is a windows 10 problem that you can fix by watching this video and doing EXACTLY what is shown. I had to do this and it works perfectly.