wondering if I can get this ? Answered Mavic pro 2 Zoom controller and drone does it work on 2.4ghz or 5.8ghz ?
can we choose witch signal we can use or is it operating on 5.8ghz only ?

Regards
JEFFA

Yes the Mavic pro 2 / Zoom uses dual band in the USA. It changes between 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz during flight when it detects interference. But you can change the setting from auto to custom and set it to the channel you want it to use without switching.

Hope I answered you question.
TK

Here ‘s how you change it

Woe Posted at 2-17 19:13
Here ‘s how you change it

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Hi there and thanks is it worth to chang it to 5.8ghz for i find anything over 1000 meters picture starts to freeze

Jeffa1 Posted at 2-17 19:52
Hi there and thanks is it worth to chang it to 5.8ghz for i find anything over 1000 meters picture starts to freeze

I say no leave it on dual.

Jeffa1 Posted at 2-17 19:52
Hi there and thanks is it worth to chang it to 5.8ghz for i find anything over 1000 meters picture starts to freeze

What device are you using?

Have u tryed changing and just set it to 5.8ghz

Hello and good day JEFFA. Thank you for reaching out. Woe is correct you can choose using the Auto and Custom tab to choose witch signal you want to use on the DJI Go 4 application. It is better to use Auto for safety purposes. In general, with no interference, you should do better with 2.4 GHz. But if you are in urban places with more interference, you may very well do better with 5.8 GHz. Thank you.

Woe Posted at 2-17 20:06
What device are you using?

MV Pro 2 Zoom

Trailkill Posted at 2-17 18:27
Yes the Mavic pro 2 / Zoom uses dual band in the USA. It changes between 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz during flight when it detects interference. But you can change the setting from auto to custom and set it to the channel you want it to use without switching.

Hope I answered you question.

Thanks TK Awesome job

DJI Stephen Posted at 2-18 11:49
Hello and good day JEFFA. Thank you for reaching out. Woe is correct you can choose using the Auto and Custom tab to choose witch signal you want to use on the DJI Go 4 application. It is better to use Auto for safety purposes. In general, with no interference, you should do better with 2.4 GHz. But if you are in urban places with more interference, you may very well do better with 5.8 GHz. Thank you.

thanks for all you input and help its great I have set it to 5.8ghz and will see over the weekend how it goes if still loosing pic or freezing I will go back to Auto and see but I appreciate all the help this site is great  

Woe Posted at 2-17 20:06
What device are you using?

Mavic pro 2 Zoom mate

Jeffa1 Posted at 2-18 12:35
thanks for all you input and help its great I have set it to 5.8ghz and will see over the weekend how it goes if still loosing pic or freezing I will go back to Auto and see but I appreciate all the help this site is great

You are very much welcome JEFFA. If you have any other inquiries with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help you. Have a safe and happy flying always.

Jeffa1 Posted at 2-18 12:38
Mavic pro 2 Zoom mate

Ios or Android?

Woe Posted at 2-18 14:52
Ios or Android?

Android system