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Hi to All
It seems to be very important to have a tried and trow Check list with the Mavic. This hopefully will help some of us stay out of trouble. Have been working on this list for some time know. Please give feed back on any changes or additions. This is Bast on a Tablet not a phone. should work with a phone.Updated on 12-5-2016
Mavic Check List
Prior to Delivery
Read the quick start guide cover to cover
Read the manual cover to cover
Watch all DJI Tutorials
Subscribe to DJI Youtube channel
Print FAA UAV Registration and put it in my wallet
NOTE: You should be totally confused at this point. LOL
Post Delivery Inspection
Remove all stickers
Remove Gimbal Clamp
Remove Gimbal Cover
Check batteries for deformation
Check mavic body for deformation
Check gimbal clamp is properly secured to body
Check Lens for Dust or Mold
Preparing for First Flight ( performed outside for first flight)
Charge Batteries Upgrade Firmware on each battery (Only if prompted)
Upgrade DJI Go App (Only if prompted)
Update Firmware (Only if prompted)
Power up controller then tablet, Power up Mavic, Open DJI-GO App, Turn off WiFi, Put Tablet in Airplane Mode
(If flying over water turn off VPS, S mode all sensors are OFF)
Close all other Apps (See How to close all open apps)
Confirm batteries are looking good in DJI Go App
Calibrate Compass (outside, no metal on my person or nearby)
Confirm IMU is looking good in DJI Go App
Confirm stick inputs are tracking correctly (note, I am not planning to calibrate the controller out of the box unless I see a problem here)
Calibrate Gimbal
Take still photos and look for blurry sides or gimbal alignment problems
Adjust gimbal roll if necessary
Take video and look for blurry sides or gimbal alignment problems
Adjust gimbal roll if necessary
Adjust Mavic Pro Settings per checklist below
Register Drone with DJI
Purchase DJI Care Refresh from DJI
Attach FAA UAV sticker
First Flight (large open clear area)
Turn on controller
Turn on droneTurn off WiFi, Put tablet in Airplane Mode
Start DJI Go App
Close all other Apps (See How to close all open apps)
Confirm GPS lock
Confirm Home Point Set correctly
Set RTH Altitude to appropriate height (To” appropriate RTH altitude” not a # ) Forward Obstacle on
Focus at infinity
Start video recording
Take off, hover at 30 ft for 10 seconds to acquire precision landing image (page 15in Manual)
Confirm VPS reading
Verify gimbal wheel
Verify Exposure wheel
Verify C1 button
Verify C2 button
Verify 5D button
Confirm Pitch response
Confirm Roll response
Confirm Throttle response
Confirm Yaw response
Fly Boxes
Fly Circles
Land before battery failsafe RTH
Confirm total flight time.
HOW TO CLOSE ALL OPEN APPS
Tape the home icon then tape the two squares beside it.
All open Apps will be shown.
Touch and slide each App to the left....it'll close.
Then tap on the home icon and open DJI GO App
Mavic Pro Settings Checklist
MC Settings
Turn off beginner Mode (wait for second flight to do this)
Enable Multiple Flight Mode (wait for second flight to do this)
Set RTH Alltitude (To "appropriate RTH altitude" not a #) Forward Obstacle on
Set Maximum Flight Altitude (Check 400ft.)
Disable Maximum Distance (wait for second flight to do this)
Advanced Settings
EXP
Rudder lift/right 0.3 (Adjust to liking)
Sensors
Confirm IMU Status as Good
Smart Go Home enabled
Visual Navigation System
Turn on Forward Obstacle Sensing
Allow Horizontal Obstacle Avoidance
Disable Backward Flying
RC Control Settings
Check button customization
Aircraft Battery
Advanced
Auto Discharge 3 days
Gimbal
Gimbal Tilt EXP- 50 (Adjust to liking)
Gimble Tilt Smoothtrack-17 (Adjust to liking)
Enable Synchronized Gimble Pan Fallow
General Settings
Imperial
Disable Youtube live Steaming
Cache Map in background Enable
Video Cache- Disable
How to close all open apps, (Close all other Apps (See How to close all Apps)
If your not totally confused know, You are a Genius. LOL
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lvl.4
lvl.3
Second Officer
As far as the reason why, I believe it's because the RC and aircraft communicate on the 2.4gHz spectrum and a majority of Wi-Fi uses the 2.4gHz spectrum, they may not operate in the same frequency range, but there is a chance for bleed over. In regards to Do Not Disturb, I wouldn't want to be in the middle of taking a shot or flying close proximity to something and have an incoming phone call show up on my screen. Of course you should be LOS, but that doesn't mean you can judge the distance from an object. 