Hello everyone, excuseme for my poor English.

I am a new member to the forum and I hope to be soon a lucky owner of drone DJI.

In fact they are undecided whether to play it safe by buying a phantom 3 ready to fly, or groped to assemble a version Spreading Wings, which according to what I'm reading from a week on many forums, it seems to be more "modular" than the versions "ready to fly" patterns phantoms.

I hope as soon as possible that any of you can help me decide for the best.

Meanwhile I installed DJI Pilot on my Samsung Galaxy S5 (Unfortunately not compatible with my Mini IPAD WI-FI + Cellullar).

I noticed the racy software, species as in the display of basic parameters for the safety of the aircraft, but I wonder if in some menu displays a parameter in my opinion more importantly, that the "point of no return" or PNR language in aeronautics.

I think you all know what I'm talking about.

If it were not, it would be possible to implement by the developers do?

Thanks all.


Tony.

I'm going to say no.

The "point of no return" in your context is a calculated point during a continuous action, i.e., flying in a straight line.  Good to know information for the flying cattle cars to move people around  but kinda boring way to fly a camera.  The built in low battery warning system alerts you when you reach a point where you should consider going back to the home point.
Ignore it at your own peril.

Thanks, gil.