Hello, I just bought a new Sparks. I've seen many footages taken above 400 m but may I know why my WiFi signal is low when I am at around 52m? If I go further up, it will become red and I did not test further because I don't wanna take risk.

Hi, we thank you for purchasing our DJI Spark. I understand and apologize that you are having some problems with the wifi signal connection.  Have you turned off your mobile connection ie: Bluetooth, Data? This connection may interfere with the wifi connection. I'd like to ask if you are flying near tall buildings? Please change the location of your flight and tell us your experience after. Have you update the firmware to the latest? Lastly, may we ask for the brand or make of your mobile device where in you downloaded the DJI Go 4 app? I will be posting some video tutorials below for your reference about your new aircraft. We thank you for choosing DJI.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8-vxWY64sBNIrePb_pR6Rd2Cp8GaKa_i

My nearshoring experience is good so far. I want to hear your opinions, though. Is it really the better way? Nearshoring is the transfer of business processes to companies in a nearby country. Cultural Nearshoring is a thing and I heard it is a much more preferable to anything else.

Make sure the flat sides of your RC‘s antennae point towards the AC

I will test again while taking the advices . Thanks

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angelikabozh Posted at 4-10 03:26
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That's quite common. Use the site survey tool by WiTuners to check the signal strength first.

Hey I have that same problem too sometimes! I find it easier that flying with low interference (ie. countryside, lake, etc.) will allow my drone to fly higher and further. I also think the weather might have something to do with the connection, because mine varies by the day.

Make sure you are not near anything that could cause interference (cell towers, power lines, other WiFi signals, etc...) if that doesn't work, try looking on Amazon for a WiFi extender.