Commodon
lvl.1
Flight distance : 347677 ft
United States
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I have had my Phantom 4 for six months. I am presently using the following:
Phantom 4 drone running 01.02.0602 firmware
nVidia Shield running DJI GO 4 v4.1.0 (87-gpTablet)
Remote Controller running 1.8.0
With regards to my use, I am a registered DJI user. I reside in the United States. I fly every couple of weeks, I abide by the FAA rules when I fly, all batteries are fully charged, I power-cycle the tablet before its use with the RC. I also ensure the tablet is running without any power optimization features enabled. It is attached to the RC using a short 8-inch cable. Suffice to say, I am safe and very methodical when it comes to flying my drone. My primary use is taking aerial photos. I rarely use Sport Mode and I've never had a crash.
With this being said, I have *never* had an issue flying my drone in the area(s) I fly. In fact, I visit the same, open grassy fields, a fair distance away from any residential areas, cell towers, etc. And while I have always enjoyed flying my drone, it is only recently after an update to the DJI GO 4 application, I am encountering an issue I cannot overcome.
For unknown reasons, starting with 4.0.9 the DJI GO 4 application is frequently displaying every 10-15 seconds, "Strong Interference. Fly with caution" pop-up messages. This is something very, very new. Never, have I encountered this message before until after I updated to 4.0.9.
In my effort to troubleshoot, I have uninstalled the application and re-installed it. I have also tried it on a Nexus 7 Tablet with the same results.
I am very confident there are no issues with the drone and I know there are no issues with the tablet(s) I have used. The only issue remaining is the DJI GO 4 application itself and what changes were introduced with the 4.0.9 release.
What I think is curious is that the drone does not have any issues with flying, its control, response, video, etc. As far as I can see, it is working perfectly, but this pop-up message keeps appearing up every 10-15 seconds and because it is impossible to know if the message is legitimate or a false alarm; it is a cause for concern every time it appears.
Recently, I saw the update to 4.1.0 and hoping this would resolve the issue, I updated the application, but this issue persists. Is it possible the logic behind displaying this message may be "too" sensitive? |
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