Has anyone verified which of these two possibilities is more accurate in the Mavic 3 ?  Litchi or the Mavic 3 waypoints ?
I have seen some videos made with waypoints, during the day and then those same waypoints at night. In post-production and overlapping both, they achieve a day/night effect.
But even flying the same waypoints several times, the videos are never exactly the same. With slight offsets in image position.
This is why I would like to know if anyone has compared litchi with the Mavic 3 waypoints, and would be able to say something about it.

Since Litchi for Mavic 3 doesn't exist, I doubt anyone can tell you specifically how they compare.

The Saint Posted at 8-30 14:19
Since Litchi for Mavic 3 doesn't exist, I doubt anyone can tell you specifically how they compare.

A few days ago, I saw a video and in the text it specified that a Mavic 3 had been used, using Litchi to complete the route.
It could be an error when writing the text, I don't know.

Bullflier Posted at 8-30 14:26
A few days ago, I saw a video and in the text it specified that a Mavic 3 had been used, using Litchi to complete the route.
It could be an error when writing the text, I don't know.

would be nice; let us know if you find the reference

The Saint Posted at 8-30 14:26
would be nice; let us know if you find the reference

https://forum.flylitchi.com/t/new-litchi-pilot-beta/10621.[size=15.008px]

[size=15.008px]Litchi Pilot supports the following drones: Mini 3, Mini 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Enterprise series (tested on M3E and M3T).

Bullflier Posted at 8-30 14:33
https://forum.flylitchi.com/t/new-litchi-pilot-beta/10621.

Litchi Pilot supports the following drones: Mini 3, Mini 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Enterprise series (tested on M3E and M3T).

Oh ok, the Mavic 3E.  Not sure if there is a different forum for that model other than Mavic 3.

It don't have Mavic 3E so someone with one or knowledge of...can help; thanks.

Which software you use has zero to do with accuracy. That is dependent upon GPS for horizontal and barometer for altitude. Both have broad tolerances, several feet.

Mobilehomer Posted at 8-30 15:18
Which software you use has zero to do with accuracy. That is dependent upon GPS for horizontal and barometer for altitude. Both have broad tolerances, several feet.

That actually makes sense. RTK series is supposed to be the most precise in positioning

Dirty Bird Posted at 8-30 16:00
There is going to be some deviation between flights as GPS accuracy isn't perfect, but the difference is slight & hardly noticeable.  Day or night will make no difference in precision.  There may be slight positional deviation between birds but again, in my experience, this is slight.  These are older videos flown with Phantoms but this will give you an idea.  Note from beginning to end, these flights are 100% autonomous (Litchi).

https://youtu.be/26ztIk624cs?si=YvAKMFPA_SdI0x-d

. Thank you

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. We highly recommend using the official DJI App to avoid any issues when flying. We haven't tested this app yet therefore, we cannot guarantee the stability of this app to the DJI Mavic 3. Please don't hesitate to reach us if you have other inquiries. We appreciate your understanding.

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Do you see the official DJI app having a browser based online mission hub that can be used to build a mission or missions online then be downloaded directly to the RC? This is the advantage Litchi has and continues to have over the DJI app. My fingers are too fat to use a little screen out in the field. While the workarounds with the Litchi user community have worked, it is just too cumbersome to be easily workable.

The old DJI GS Pro app was very good on the iPad with my Phantom 3 Advanced. Missing it a lot.