DJI Tony Posted at 5-5 03:45
Hi, EvilDice. It is recommended that you use the aircraft under conditions that light is sufficient and the aircraft’s Downward Vision System is functioning, which will ensure that the aircraft can hover stably, otherwise drifting may occur. At this time, you need to push the control stick in time and fly carefully. Have a nice day.

Hi Tony,

thanks for reply.
There wasn't any light problem.
It was afternoon in open space.
And when I restarted the drone everythings gone right.
I cheched the down sensor, but there were very clear.
Anyway I removed the GPS antenna and the same problem occurs sometime.
I added a step to my checklist when I fly with my AVATA.

EvilDice Posted at 5-8 01:23
Hi Tony,

thanks for reply.

I see. You may contact us anytime if you experience any further issues. Have a nice day.

djiuser_H0e4ijaZ20Ke Posted at 2-4 08:53
Well there is always this option guys
Took this sucker out completely...
And its great, no warnings, no limitations beside RTH and 50m in altitude, but its to sensitive to wind to fly it that high anyways...gonna use it only for interior, around the house recording and maybe some acro, for what its actually intended duuh.

This is not enough. With the second antenna it continues to receive the GPS signal; to prevent this from happening, you need to unsolder the antenna from the board. It is signed with the letters RF