In this video, we test the precision landing feature of the DJI Spark DJI Mavic Pro and DJI Inspire 2. How close is the precision features? Well, I test it thoroughly

I tried it with the spark, Departing above the box/case of the spark ... arrived at 150mt pressed RTH ... landed 3 / 5cm to the right, compared to the starting point.

Lian82 Posted at 2017-7-19 03:57
I tried it with the spark, Departing above the box/case of the spark ... arrived at 150mt pressed RTH ... landed 3 / 5cm to the right, compared to the starting point.

That's awesome. What time of day did you do this?

Clear Sky and try at 16.30 locali time or for american 4.30pm

Lian82 Posted at 2017-7-19 03:57
I tried it with the spark, Departing above the box/case of the spark ... arrived at 150mt pressed RTH ... landed 3 / 5cm to the right, compared to the starting point.

That's impressive! Do you often rely on the RTH function often?

I sometimes use it to get me close, but then will take it over manually to actually land it. I didn't realize it could be this precise.

Lian82 Posted at 2017-7-19 05:51
Clear Sky and try at 16.30 locali time or for american 4.30pm

Nice, I'm sure the landing point was very visible at that time

Chris Thornberr Posted at 2017-7-19 06:31
That's impressive! Do you often rely on the RTH function often?

I sometimes use it to get me close, but then will take it over manually to actually land it. I didn't realize it could be this precise.

It's very accurate if you follow what the drone wants to see. ie 30ft or so high so it can capture it's landing point. I rarely use RTH, but I always set it. If I change locations while flying I will reset the RTH point to the RC's (controllers) GPS position. And be very mindful of trees! Speaking for a friend......