Kronos69
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Italy
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RAMJET-1 Posted at 2017-5-24 10:59
I will stay at .400 until I see, understand, and trust what the future releases are all about before I elect to update anything. I have flown 132 flights with 20 hours total flight time and so far have only had issues with firmwares .500 (No Signal glitch) and .600 (NFZ) and didn't feel 100% comfortable with staying with .700 with all of the NFZ discussions, so that is why I'm back on .400 since it is rock solid with no bugs.
Wise choice
I'm also back to .400 on my second Mavic, did that right before they pulled it from the assistant
I've also disabled the auto update on the phone I'm using to fly the Mavic.
IF and when DJI will force me to update, forcing me to adhere to whatever limitations they decide to introduce (or if they will make the unit send infos kilometers away about its exact position to the police or everyone else listening, I'll sell the unit and never buy DJI again.
I don't want to get fined because using cheap sector antennas placed tens of kilometers away the police can kno log that I went 1 meter in the wrong direction or 1 meter higher than permitted. That's ridiculous, cars are infinitely more dangerous and (fortunately) they aren't policed like this, they aren't 24/7 monitorable. Welcome to 1984, we should have expected this since DJI is based in China, where the big brother watches everything. |
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