Keep strong magnets away from your drone at all times.Keep magnetic metal objects away from your drone while it’s powered on.Cache the maps in DJI GO so they can be used while flying.Make sure the drone battery is secured properly.Check the weather to find any nearby storms.Charge all of your batteries before flying.Use Google Earth to find high obstacles in unknown flying locations.Enable airplane mode on your mobile device to avoid distractions while flying.Make sure the props are attached to the correct motors.Don’t install new firmware/software when out in the field or right before heading out.Accidentally flying into a no fly zone when taking off before GPS data is used.Ensure the home point is set before taking off.Let the battery warm up when flying in cold weather.Disable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on nearby electronic devices when flying a drone that uses Wi-Fi.Power on the remote controller first and off last.Understanding the current altitude and VPS altitude values in DJI GO.Accessories installed below the drone can trigger the downward sensors.Some 3rd party props and batteries look a lot like OEM DJI parts.Understand how the RTH (return to home) feature works.The low and critically low battery level settings in DJI GO are only used to display alerts.Use the battery level indicator in DJI GO to monitor the battery charge level.Either scroll down to start at the first tip or click a specific tip to jump to that section of the guide. The tips have been organized into the following categories to allow you to easily jump to a section of interest:īelow is a complete list of tips that'll be covered in this guide.
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If you follow the advice in this guide, you will learn how to fly your DJI drone safely and will greatly reduce the chance of a flyaway or crash. This guide will teach you everything you need to know about preventing a crash or flyaway with your DJI Mavic, Phantom, or Spark. Prevent a Crash or Flyaway with Your DJI Drone (The Complete Guide) Overview
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