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Aloha Austevik,
As Dobmatt noted, "Tripod mode with occasionally activated Narrow Sensing feature seems to be the most suitable" is the best strategy. I fly and train in the jungle around my house here in Hawai'i. Here are some screen captures of my flight today. I wanted to see how well Tripod and Narrow Sensing worked. It works real well!
The GPS went out fairly early, but as you can see, it was quite sunny. The VPS worked great. The Tripod was very tight and Narrow Sensing was excellent. You have to remember that Narrow Sensing does not keep you from hitting anything, it only tells you how close objects are on the side. Narrow Sensing splits open objects that are within a few meters of each other to allow you to pass through instead of stopping you from passing. It does not then stop you from hitting objects on the side, you have to keep from hitting objects on the side. But, boy do the alarms go off!
When I got to the other side, the foilage was too dense to even penetrate with my parabolics and my nVidia Shield K1 did its thing, but I expected it and did the restart. The test was exciting but uneventful. Tripod even stayed on during the restart. As long as you have direct line of sight with your Phantom, you should not have a problem.
Hope this helps!
Aloha and Drone On!
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