Recent content by the2048

Still spooked, that's for sure. I was literally 5 to 10 meters away from me and then it just dropped. I'll pull the logs and have someone look at them, just to make sure it's only that as I've had other things happen that didn't result in this.

My P3P fell out of the sky returning home with 3% battery. I had flown like 4 km and all of a sudden the thing just DROPS out of the sky and disconnects! It had landed upside down, and the battery still turns on (3% before it fell), however I'm scared to take it back out without retrieving the...

It feels like it would fall out of my phone if it were bumped or knocked slightly. I don't have this issue with my other USB cables.

I've been having occasional video dropouts with certain USB to microUSB cables. So far I've tested a few that I own and I've found this out: No name 6 foot USB cable - tons of dropouts and corruption LG stock USB cable from Stylo 3 Plus - very little issues, occasional corruption 1 foot USB...

Thanks; I'll test out what was said when I go out and fly it; and not to mention, provide photos! :D

The EV dial on my Phantom 3 Professional functions as usual, however it feels as if there is a button that can be pressed when I press down on it. If there is a button, what does it do? For reference, everything is at the latest version.

Cables can cause issues; I know with my LG Stylo 3 Plus that if I use a certain cable that is longer than 3 feet, I will have these issues, however if I use a cable made by Motorola that is roughly 2 or 3 feet in length, I have zero issues and zero graphical glitches, aside from radio...

Hi there. Not much else to it; I fly a Phantom 3 Pro if anyone cares. I mainly fly over fields and whatnot, so most of my photos are literally just greenery, but I've found that my Phantom is extremely capable; I'm enjoying it so far and have had zero issues with it!

I've had zero issues flying my Phantom 3 Pro in weather such as 25 degrees Celsius (77 Fahrenheit), however the battery does reach temperatures upward of 41.5 degrees Celsius (106.7 Fahrenheit), which requires a 1 to 2 hour cooldown before it can be charged. I would say store them in a place...