Cetaman
First Officer
Flight distance : 2528264 ft
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Aloha Hawk,
You are not indicating an active problem with your current flight set-up. If you approach your first flights carefully and safely, you will be able to identify any problems before they have a significant impact. Do as Phantomski says and practice in an open field, etc., etc.
You can also get plenty of help from this Forum. For example, you could post your current DJI GO version and your firmware versions, so we can help you see if you really are current. If the current version of the DJI GO app you are concerned about (regarding safety) does have issues for you, you can roll back to a version of DJI GO that works better if you have to. (As far as I can remember, every version of DJI GO has had issues for some customers who reported it on this Forum. Usually, those people did not understand how the system worked.) But first, see if it works all right for you like it does for 99 percent of the DJI customers. We can help you enjoy your Phantom while having a safe start. Do not over-fly your capabilities. Most crashes of all sorts occur to people operating outside their capabilities.
How many times have you read the P3P manual (download from the downloads page for the P3P)? (I have read it about half a dozen times, twice before I ever got my first Phantom.) Have you watched all the DJI videos and tutorial videos? Do you know how to search this Forum for discussions about specific issues? We can help you find discussion subjects for you to read. You can always ask specific questions.
From an experienced perspective, you have let the many users on this Forum who have made mistakes and want to get answers cut into your flying confidence and your confidence in the DJI product that you fly. That is actually a good sign but a problematic expression. It means you are concerned about safety which is really good and in short supply for some yahoos who fly out there. But you have a lack of perspective due to lack of experience in the air. If you had more air time, you would know that so many problems are from people who fly without enough preparation for safely flying. It is a vicious cycle and the only thing that can give you perspective is to get in the air safely. Phantomski only pointed you in the right direction for safe flight experiences. There is a lot more out there and it is discussed here on the Forum.
Hope this helps!
Aloha and Drone On! |
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