Just turn your Multiple Flight modes switch back on. In the latest update all your settings have been reset to default. This will then let you fly in all modes again. Such as sport and P modes.
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Forgot it resets them. I'll have to check that! Thanks mucho!
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See my reply to your slow problem above. The update reset all settings. So Multiple Flight modes is turned off as default.
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I did the same thing tonight and I was thinking what the hell happened to my speed too. Looked at my screen and it even told me to enable Multiple Flight modes so I was good to go then.
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I pretty much did the same thing tonight. This would have come from the app update wouldn't it? And not the bird update? I'm talking about the Intelligent Flight Mode being turned off btw.
I can understand that to a point. But I have many years of "flying" under my belt. I have logs books denoting exactly where I was heading to each time I flew.
It may come a time where the FAA may "require" you to notify them if you fly over certain amount of mins. This world is changing and FAST. So please have fun out there but not to the expense of others. 9/11[eee changed the way we go to the airport now among other many things. Please don't go overboard with this "speed thing" allowing Uncle Sam to ground the whole drone thing.
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From what I've seen the races are generally low to the ground, around a track and sometimes even inside a building.
I totally agree about the "rush" I just think DJI is re-thinking the whole deal and trying to me this whole think safe for everyone.
If you really want sa "rush" for sure. try skydiving. I have 19 jumps under my belt
When I lived in San Diego, I used to take my girlfriend to Catalina Island. Yes, it was a short trip but I logged each flight and notified the "system" of where I was going to.
All I saying is that when "push comes to shove" the FAA will be the winner for sure/
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LOL to all the people complaining about the slow drones. I'f you actually pay attention to your screen that's the first thing in yellow that pops up. Turn on multiple modes. Just wow smh
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He must have good eyes to have LOS at 1.5 miles. I bet he blamed it on DJI too ;-)
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I had my first flight after the latest update and everything is fine....if you check and reset the settings that were changed by the update. I was able to go my usual 45 mph in sport mode, the P4 was stable with altitude holding. Still, looks like a winner to me.
LOS has nothing to do with this issue. You tell us: Whose fault is it that there is an UNMARKED NFZ on the map that provides no warning? Whose fault is it that, once you enter the unmarked NFZ, the bird immediately enters an uncontrollable auto-land with no way to back off & fly out as was the case with the prior software? Is this the pilot's fault or DJI's fault? What happens if you are flying along and a temporary NFZ is issued for the area in which you are currently flying? Your bird just auto-lands? In such a situation would it be your fault if you are in LOS, 500' out over water, as you watch your bird land & sink beneath the waves?
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