Is there a way to disable all the nag screens you get when flying the Avata indoors?

That's an awesome question that I would also like to know the answer to. I do real estate videos and it bugs me to death in my goggles while I'm flying.

Not only that but I'd like have alternatives to how the HUD looks as well.  It is very blurred for me at the corners so a bottom centered would be much better.

you should be able to just "tell the drone" you are flying indoors so it stops with the NO GPS warnings and such.

(being able to alter the HUD setup would be awsome)

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Can you please confirm the nag screen that you are referring on the post? Can you please provide us with a screenshot for us to provide an accurate resolution? Please keep us posted. Thank you.

BadBert Posted at 1-13 00:22
you should be able to just "tell the drone" you are flying indoors so it stops with the NO GPS warnings and such.

(being able to alter the HUD setup would be awsome)

Absolutely. I live in the most restricted airspace in the US (Washington DC area), so I have to drive 15 miles to fly my drone legally *outside.* But as soon as the Avata grabs GPS, it won't let me fly around my house even though there's no law against flying *inside.*

2wheeledphotog Posted at 1-13 05:31
Absolutely. I live in the most restricted airspace in the US (Washington DC area), so I have to drive 15 miles to fly my drone legally *outside.* But as soon as the Avata grabs GPS, it won't let me fly around my house even though there's no law against flying *inside.*

Have you tried covering the GPS unit with foil or something to shield the GPS? That should prevent it from ever locking onto any satellites

Big Fil Posted at 1-13 16:23
Have you tried covering the GPS unit with foil or something to shield the GPS? That should prevent it from ever locking onto any satellites

this should work, but user should not have to tho these kind of "tricks".....