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This appears to be a DJI firmware bug right now, and it affects the Mavic series the worst. We are currently creating a detailed report of the behavior and will let you know if/when DJI has a solution.
FWIW, we are able to reproduce this same behavior in DJI GO / DJI Fly by just flying around manually on the sticks.
Thanks for the quick response Jim. This is a(nother) really serious issue from DJI! I'm glad I noticed this while keeping the aircraft in line of sight!
I hope this is not a way they found to discourage the use of third party apps running virtual sticks!
Are you aware of any way to reverse the aircraft to previous firmwares?
A lot of pilots don’t trust Third Party Firmware but you can do it with Drone-Hacks. I did it once after several DJI mess-ups and I had no issues with the Firmware. It may take some time going over the website to find it and load the program but doesn’t take too long. I wish DJI would go back to the old DJI Assistant 2 which kept the older Firmwares. With all their mess-ups I did it several times in the past. Hope this helps
Just some info: The last Firmware update from DJI was way back in January. Version .610. I haven’t noticed any issue with my MA2 and I’ve used it quite a bit with both Fly app and DL. Maybe because I haven’t flown at low altitudes with mapping plans. Usually 100 feet minimum or higher. I’m sure Jim is correct tho.
Enjoy, Mike……..
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Thank you very much for that info Mike. Ill take a look to it.
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