Blue Tooth (BT) range, which is typically 50 feet in open areas. The Follow Me would use the location of the external GPS, rather than the RC, as long as it is BT connected to the tablet used on the RC.
I have read elsewhere that, whatever the Waypoint speed setting is, it can be modified during flight from that value manually, such that 11.2 mph is not the true maximum, just the automated default value.
Thank you for that. I had never seen the abbreviation BT used for Bluetooth before. I thought you were referring to British Telecom as was.
It is very easy for the controller to choose the best GPS signal because the GPS will be outputing along with the co-ordinates a HDOP value and a VDOP value, the controller will choose the device with the lowest values.
It has been reported that DJI think that the I1 is too large and too high a risk for Follow Me at this time (and hopefully never - it is simply too dangerous). The public and media will jump on the first incident where some idiot files their following aircraft into a road bridge or building. Autopilot has written its own control laws for some of their features so they work better.
Sorry I didn't define the acronym initially to avoid confusion. I was not familiar with BT as an acronym for British Telecom . We both learned something.
I used follow me a great number of times while beta testing for Autopilot FlightLogic, and it worked quite good. Also the Focus mode worked very well and the gimbal kept the RC in focus all the time. So I don't know why in GO I always get the message that the position of the RC is not accurate? In Autopilot my RC position is accurately displayed and followed.
Hi Rowdy
