Tyredecals.com Posted at 2017-10-24 17:59
Bike lights on rear legs. Best for indoor flights. It helps with the VPS esp in low light conditions.
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How did you mount the lights on the bird?

Thanks for this! I flew inside when I first got my Mavic and almost drifted into our TV in the living room. Low Light even outside is an issue. Thanks for sharing!

I have this for the eventuality of in-door flying.

https://store.dji.com/product/mavic-propeller-guard

ro_flyer Posted at 2017-10-25 00:27
How did you mount the lights on the bird?

Velcro. Easy to remove but holds well for indoor low ground flights.

Same thing happened to me last night I was flying indoors, I had been doing this all day, this was my 3rd battery. No problems whatsoever. In ATTI mode. All of a sudden my MP started drifting and did not respond to the sticks. Not even to force it to land. Some erratic movement and it hit a table leg, down it went. I was confused why it happened I checked everything out, looked ok. I calibrated the compass and tried again. Same thing happened When looking in the logs I saw the "low ambient light" warning  . I switched the room lights all on and tried again. No problems. Some scratches to the blades, I got off lucky

If you fly indoors often I would suggest using one of these GPS repeaters, brings the outside in and you can fly in GPS mode using them, they are around $60 USD. Indoor Fly Clubs use them all the time. The 1st video is a more costly setup, the 2nd video is the $60-70 USD version which is all you need to fly in your house or a large concrete / metal building.