I have flown 7500 ft away at a height of 400ft. The video got a little shaky a time or two as I am not in a clear line of sight, but never lost control. I basically just did it to see what my range is and that's almost 1.5 miles away. I was impressed.

4.5km without any extra antena p3p in the town

About 1500m. I was scared though so didn't push it.

At 4,2 Km out I turn back, cause if I dont, the battery wont last all the way back.
Can prolly go 5 Km, but damn... There has to be no wind at all.

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-1-1 19:08
My guess is that it has something to do with Litchi being able to switch between 32 channels autom ...

I have wondered whether the Litchi app really uses all 32 channels when set to auto? Since the channel hack was applied to the DJI Go App initially, could Litchi be sharing that hack?  Just like in the camera settings, once you set them in the Go APP, the Litchi app uses those settings.

nrgwise Posted at 2016-1-28 18:53
I will have to amend my earlier claim.  I have now flown farther one way.  I attached the Windsurfer ...

I flew out to over 12000 feet,  but if my advanced had gone down over there I probably would have left it.  Couple thousand foot deep canyon and 4 thousand foot mountain to cross and lots of other ups and downs in between in addition to the 12000 foot straight line.  Makes me exhausted just thinking about it.

If I read the thread title correctly, not more than three to four feet... Hahaha

You said flow, not flown, correct?

Yeah, no more than a solid meter...
Never entered the contests though. Ha

Under pressure... ;-)

RedHotPoker

phantom 3 standard, DBS-MOD ,distance  2.3 mile's

Flyin'Bryan Posted at 2016-2-10 18:44
I don't use the Go App.  Only Litchi.  So, yes it is really using all the channels.  When I only u ...

I contacted Litchi regarding the auto setting and the use of all 32 channels etc, and they said it depends on which firmware your using, but they also said they weren't sure?  They told me to download the Flight logs into either excel or numbers (Mac) and it will show which channel or channels is being used. I tried numbers, but nothing came up, so I will try excel and see if I can locate the info.