[size=14.6667px]New to the forums but I've been flying the Mavic for a few months now. After a number of frustrating flights with video lagging and or app crashing within my iPhone 6 and Ipad Air 2, I decided to try out the Crystalsky. I recently purchased a 5.5 version and got it in yesterday. I haven't flown with it yet but I have hooked it up to the controller to go through the settings and get familiar with my way around it. After maybe 30 - 40 minutes of just going through the different screens and settings in the DJI Go 4 app, I started to receive a "Monitor Overheat" warning. Fearful of damaging the unit, I immediately proceeded to power off the CS and wait about 20 minutes before trying again. I received the same message again after a few minutes of re-starting. Anyone know what could be happening? All firmware and the app is up-to-date and I was running the CS indoors in moderate temp.

[size=14.6667px]There have been anumber of folks experiencing the same issue here and at the MavicPilots Forum. Any insight is much appreciated. Thanks.
There is another ongoing thread with this topic here: https://forum.dji.com/thread-127843-1-1.html

Discussion here as well:  https://mavicpilots.com/threads/ ... .32312/#post-376295

No one has a solution yet though...

Hi there, I've forwarded this to the engineers for a check, we'll let you know once I get a response from them.

DJI Diana Posted at 2018-1-13 03:59
Hi there, I've forwarded this to the engineers for a check, we'll let you know once I get a response from them.

Thanks Diana.

Any update on the overheating issue?