I saw in DJI GO 2.3 (with IOS 9.0.2) this new option.
Found it in:
MC tuning>Gain&expo
and under the brake:
mc_control_sensivity_endpoint, set at 150.
What is it??
Thanks!

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Ulysse Posted at 2015-10-7 01:46
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Same question x3

you got pictures ?

That sounds like it should not be there

I do not see this option in my settings, but I haven't upgraded yet either.
From my understanding, The end point is as far as you can push the stick to the end.., and how much power you want at full throttle.
It actually physically changes the servo arm control rods position, which affects power. Too much is over powerful, not enough is too weak.
But I would assume DJI has that set perfectly anyway, and would not need adjusting. 100 is normally the max for other transmitters.

Kit Walker Posted at 2015-10-7 04:35
I do not see this option in my settings, but I haven't upgraded yet either.
From my understanding, T ...

Was set at 150 in my case and didn't touch it.
Could be a clue to slow down the yaw?

I think OP needs to reinstall the App as mine has it named properly ( maybe a IOS 9 BUG as I am on 8.4 still )..

Yaw Endpoint.. From what I gather a I have not tested it. Its  an option to change the max travel of YAW stick. So the lower the number the lesser the YAW movement is at full stick ( travel limit for the stick when yawing )..  This is just my interpratation of it anyway.. Please, if its nice weather, go test it and report back as its crappy here

There is already a settings which limits the yaw speed at full stick : gain value.
Maybe is this the Gimbal Yaw travel limit when yawing the quad ?
Crappy here too

Had a quick play with this setting today. Only had a minute or tro to test as I had little time but what I did notice when moving this from 150 to 100 if that its YAW movement seemed a little sharper. What I mean is when I let go of the stick when YAWing, it stopped a little sharper, it seemed very little difference between 150 and 150 though.. Anyway, that is what I noticed when playing with this option. Anyone else had a play with it?

DJI surely has there servo arm length bases covered.  And in a machine where yawing is the only way to pan video, their defaults at least are absurd -- really sensitive, and really fast.  I've read threads where the advice is to come down in the yaw expo, and drop the end point from 150 default (!!150 max?! Sounds like an amplifier that goes from 1 to 11 (vs 10 LOL) all the way to the minimum of 100 (!?).  There are quite a few usesful settings, but not THAT MANY.  How can there not be documentation explaining each one.  I'm thinking this endpoint adjustment controls full stick deflection yaw rate.  Why am I guessing?!  LOL. I'm aware of the normal RC model definition, but on a mass produced quad it's not to prevent over-travel goo something like flaps or bomb-bay doors.

My apologies, I'm referencing another thread with this comment.  I just bought a P4, and the default yaw rate in Sport Mode is breath takingly fast.  So fast that it's hard to get to a precise heading.  Maxing out the length of the sticks is rather crude, but helps.  A smaller expo value,  longer sticks,  and finness might keep the sensitivity in check, and you just realize that if you get near the endpoints, your gonna get dizzy (the viewer of a video might puke).  I was hoping the endpoint adjustment slowed this down,  but the comment above doesn't sound encouraging.  Oh BTW, I saw near 70 mph last night at a 200 ft.  The ground winds were nearly calm, and the P4 Sport Mode really does reliably come in at 45 mph.  Calm to a 25 mph tail wind in 200 ft!  And no, I wasn't being shadowed by a big building or terrain feature.  An interesting atmospherical condition.  A very unusual one I would think.  .