Hi Folks, we are experiencing this fail for Matrice 300 "AIRCRAFT ANTENNA SATELLITE SEARCHING ERROR." Does anyone have any knowledge about it, is it an equipment error, a defective part, interference problems, others?
Thanks

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Having the same problem here. Has this issue been addressed?

Has anyone solved this problem?
All three of our DJI M300 units had the same problem.

Not the only thread here reporting this issue....

I know this is an old thread but I guess the issue here years later still has not been fixed. Sitting on the ground with 23 satellites I'm still not able to take off because of a searching error. So I then connect to my state's CORs network and 2 minutes later I have RTK lock down to under 3 cm Standard Deviation. Still, no takeoff allowed.




Luckily I found a work around, Atti mode! This allows you to take off, then just seconds later swapping back out of atti mode resumes control like it normally would. Once at altitude I go to start my waypoint mission and fail. "Unable to take off" it reports. Nevermind the fact that I'm already 60 meters AGL when it is saying this.





I get the feeling that so many safety checks are in place that sometimes it has the opposite effect. Was there ever a fix found for this issue? Right now this M300 is collecting dust on the shelf until it can decide to work again.

Johnnokomis Posted at 10-12 09:09
I know this is an old thread but I guess the issue here years later still has not been fixed. Sitting on the ground with 23 satellites I'm still not able to take off because of a searching error. So I then connect to my state's CORs network and 2 minutes later I have RTK lock down to under 3 cm Standard Deviation. Still, no takeoff allowed.

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One battery is at 75% and one is at 90%?
I see you have Climb to start point off? How does that work?

Hoarfrost Posted at 10-15 15:42
One battery is at 75% and one is at 90%?
I see you have Climb to start point off? How does that work?

The voltage between batteries are more important than the percentage differences. Yes, it told me unable to take off but I was already up at the mission start point. I ended up refreshing the drones firmware and it has worked fine since.

Johnnokomis Posted at 10-12 09:09
I know this is an old thread but I guess the issue here years later still has not been fixed. Sitting on the ground with 23 satellites I'm still not able to take off because of a searching error. So I then connect to my state's CORs network and 2 minutes later I have RTK lock down to under 3 cm Standard Deviation. Still, no takeoff allowed.

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Our M300 was having the same issues....and what the problem is that you are not receiving any satellites on antenna 2.  We had to send ours to DJI to be repaired and they replaced GPS antenna 2 and updated all the arm hinges to an updated version.