http://app.airdata.com/main?share=YiZvwS&page_id=GENERAL

Anyone can tell what is triggering the Mavic to "Landing mode"? And it is no way to cancel?
Thank you

At 15min mark it looks like you might have entered a NFZ zone, technically it shouldn't land but just hover.

cristianc Posted at 2017-6-7 21:23
At 15min mark it looks like you might have entered a NFZ zone, technically it shouldn't land but just hover.

Any setting will affected to not hover but land? Thank you

cristianc Posted at 2017-6-7 21:23
At 15min mark it looks like you might have entered a NFZ zone, technically it shouldn't land but just hover.

Sorry,cloud you tell me where it indicated the NfZ warning? Thanks

cristianc Posted at 2017-6-7 21:23
At 15min mark it looks like you might have entered a NFZ zone, technically it shouldn't land but just hover.

My understanding is if you enter a NFZ is must land, does not hover.

There was a big argument about it in a different thread, cant find it right now.

So if it did enter a NFZ it would have to land.

Those logs tell nothing , only you had very low satellites, it shows some of your warnings in Chinese so I don't understand what they are, did you happened to press the land button

Is it possible that your battery was just getting low? Check the settings on when the low battery warning was set to.

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-6-9 07:54
Those logs tell nothing , only you had very low satellites, it shows some of your warnings in Chinese so I don't understand what they are, did you happened to press the land button

LOL thats funny "those logs tell nothing, just some Chinese stuff I can't understand" lmao!! Maybe it is telling something in Chinese.

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-6-9 08:25
LOL thats funny "those logs tell nothing, just some Chinese stuff I can't understand" lmao!! Maybe it is telling something in Chinese.

Sorry looking back at it, it does look funny. There is a Chinese forum must go on it and see how they are with English , lol

cristianc Posted at 2017-6-7 21:23
At 15min mark it looks like you might have entered a NFZ zone, technically it shouldn't land but just hover.

Since GPS coverage was flaky, I could see that the AC could have been allowed  to accidentally entered the NFZ -- normally it will hover at the edge and alert the pilot -- so once the Mavic is inside it could be forced to land. I've had my Mavic initiate autolanding when I launched at the border of a NFZ.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-6-9 09:33
Since GPS coverage was flaky, I could see that the AC could have been allowed  to accidentally entered the NFZ -- normally it will hover at the edge and alert the pilot -- so once the Mavic is inside it could be forced to land. I've had my Mavic initiate autolanding when I launched at the border of a NFZ.

Alternatively, with low GPS coverage, the Mavic may have THOUGHT it was in a NFZ zone :-)  You appear to be flying  only about 2 miles from Shek Kong airport.