Hi guys, I've had my pro 2 zoom since April and finally flew it for the first time yesterday.  I have been concentrating with learning with my mini.  this way if I crash, I'll be out a Mini rather than a Pro 2.

Well, I thought I'd be more intimidated then I actually was.  Flew a lot like the Mini, just bigger.

So, things were good but i did get an interference message about 300ft out and 100ft up.  I landed it and thought I would try to learn as much as I can about the transmission settings.  Does anyone know of a good comprehensive resource?  I have read posts that many times get derailed by differing houghts...I also watched a couple you tube videos but they don't go very deep.

I get the ole, stay away from powerlines and large metal objects...I'm obeying these warnings.

Some of you may remember that I use a wheelchair.  It's actually a power wheelchair.  Could this be a source of interference?

Thanks

Hi Jimmy, the most common reason for short range of the M2Z is obstructions in the LOS between the AC and RC. It is really important that the side of the antennas (not the tips) are pointed at the drone and there is nothing between the two that could break the signal such as trees and buildings. Other drone pilots in very close vicinity of your position flying on the same frequency can also cause issues. Other factors are having WiFi still turned on in your phone - ensure this is switched off and it is best practice to shut all other apps down in the background before launching the app.

One over looked cause of interference that might be worse if you're sitting down is another person walking/standing between you and the drone.

Hi. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused. With regards to this concern. Kindly please try to follow the steps on the official DJI video tutorial that I have posted for the best practices when flying the drone. Thank you.

Hi All, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the comments.  that said I'm going to start a new thread that has a more descriptive subject.  I hope you all continue to follow.

Thanks

JimmyPickles Posted at 9-8 15:42
Hi All, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the comments.  that said I'm going to start a new thread that has a more descriptive subject.  I hope you all continue to follow.

Thanks

You're welcome Jimmy