Sean-bumble-bee
Core User of DJI
Flight distance : 15997 ft
United Kingdom
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For Benw, BTW I am pretty sure the controller mode setting is stored in the controller not the drone.
Two settings you MUST check,
1) the fail safe setting i.e. what happens if the drone and controller disconnect from one another.
2) the "emergency motor stop" setting or whatever it is called. You need that set to breakdown or emergency-only or similar words and NOT always or anytime or similar words.
The wrong/inappropriate setting of either or both of those could cost you the drone. The latter setting will stop the motors if the CSC position is held for 1.7 seconds or more and the drone could be in midair when that happens. The 'safe', former setting will, in a normal flight, cause the drone descend, under control, in a helix whose speed and diameter depend on the drone's flight mode. (The descent path thing was experimented with with a Mavic Mini, ..... I ain't risking an M2P, but I did experiment with a Hand held mavic 2 pro that 'thought' it was flying and the results suggest the same thing should happen with an M2P, DO NOT attempt to recreate a hand held 'flight' with an M2P, if the props catch you they WILL BITE )
If you are not familiar with obstacle avoidance I would suggest that you switch it off whilst experimenting with the drone close to you and low down,
I would also suggest you read the RTH section of the manual VERY carefully including the behaviour of the failsafe RTH. There is also a selectable behaviour that can modify the behaviour curing an RTH, it applies when the drone is low relative to the home point and or below the home point, I can't remember its name but it scared the do da out of me in one RTH. From memory I switched it back to the default of off.
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