Hi everybody, I've been away from flying my phantom 3 advanced for many months, for health reasons and was wondering if the version of DJI Go 3.1.47 is still valid, in other words will it still fly my bird?  I used to fly in the outback where there are no airports, etc.  Closest one being 70 km away.  Want to start flying again, tks.

Just wondering if my question is out of line?  Although I've had it for a few years, I still get nervous flying, having crashed twice so far.  thanks everyone.

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Why not just fire it up, go over your pre-flight inspection, run a short test, you know...take off, fly about 1 meter high. go up, down, yaw right left, move forward backwards, land the ac, my guess it still works if it worked the last time you took the ac out for a flight. If anything I would wonder about the batteries charging up or even working anymore.

Sick Dawg Posted at 9-25 08:55
Why not just fire it up, go over your pre-flight inspection, run a short test, you know...take off, fly about 1 meter high. go up, down, yaw right left, move forward backwards, land the ac, my guess it still works if it worked the last time you took the ac out for a flight. If anything I would wonder about the batteries charging up or even working anymore.

Tks everyone, I've kept my battery at 50% charge or so ever since I've not used it, from what I read, that was the best thing to do.  Of course, I'll fully charge it for flying.