DroneFlying
lvl.4
Flight distance : 10774613 ft
United States
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i never fly gps where is the switch
There is no switch; you can't disable positioning mode when the Mavic is able to get a GPS "lock", which it normally can outdoors. Are you saying that you've been routinely flying it in ATTI mode before this?
Anyway, your log is a bit of an oddity and I don't recall seeing one like it before. I suspected magnetic interference prior to takeoff and can't rule that out completely, but now I'm more inclined to think this was a defective Mavic. Unfortunately, as you've already been informed by DJI, it's outside the 1-year warranty period so you won't be able to get a free replacement.
To answer your question regarding what should happen in this case, as others have pointed out, a loss of connection would normally trigger RTH (unless you've configured it otherwise, though few people do). But, again, as already mentioned earlier in the thread, without knowing where it is (i.e., when there's no GPS / you're in ATTI mode) the Mavic has no way of knowing how to go home.
You mentioned that its last known position was to the southeast and continuing to drift in that direction. I'd start looking in that last known location and move in the direction it was drifting, because it probably started landing right after the connection to your controller was lost, at least assuming that it was still in ATTI mode which seems likely. |
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