Does anyone know what is the hardcoded distance limit of homepoint for mini 3 pro? For example, for the mini 2 it is about 11.1 km, for the Maviv 3 pro it is about 19 km. I have information about the mini 3 pro flight 17.7 km and landing due to low battery, not because of the distance limit.

How many charges on the battery? there are other influences too, the cooler it is the further it fly, wind will play a factor too

It's all true what you wrote, but I don't think we understood each other. Whoever flies record long distances knows what I wrote about. DJI blocks the limit of the distance from the homepoint by software. This is probably so that the drone blown by the wind breaks the connection after a strictly defined distance for safety reasons. As I wrote, it is 11.1 km for the mini 2 and 19 km for the mavic 3 pro. I have a confirmed mini 3 pro 17.7km flight, but that was not a hardcode limit.

nOxxxx Posted at 8-23 04:03
It's all true what you wrote, but I don't think we understood each other. Whoever flies record long distances knows what I wrote about. DJI blocks the limit of the distance from the homepoint by software. This is probably so that the drone blown by the wind breaks the connection after a strictly defined distance for safety reasons. As I wrote, it is 11.1 km for the mini 2 and 19 km for the mavic 3 pro. I have a confirmed mini 3 pro 17.7km flight, but that was not a hardcode limit.

This is probably so that the drone blown by the wind breaks the connection after a strictly defined distance for safety reasons.
That explanation makes no sense.
If it was a safety reason, it wouldn't vary from 11-19 km, and it's hard to see how any number would be a safety feature.
Particularly since breaking signal for a drone that was being blown away wouldn't stop the drone being blown even further away.


It's most likely a technical limitation of the Occusync version that each drone uses, just as cell phone signal has a definite hard distance limit.
If that distance is exceeded, the signal packets cannot be reassembled reliably.

I am able to agree with this explanation. I have witnessed a mini 2 flight many times over a distance of about 11.1 km and it was always + -30m. The signal level and video transmission were absolutely perfect, the signal bargraph showed two more orange lines, and yet the range was broken. There was a record in the logs: 100% signal strength until the end of the flight. It probably has to do with the Ocusync transmission delay limit imposed. For the mini 2 it is about 11.1 km. I wonder what the mini 3 pro is like and that's why I asked this question. I realize how very few people have experience in this. Maybe there is someone like that in this forum after all. I know about 17.7 km, but it was not a signal break. I guess it could be like the mavic 3 around 19km.