Now I had seen this before on my other birds (including the Phantom 4 Pro) but I never bothered to study it because it would quickly switch back to GPS mode, so I didn’t mind it. When I turned it on, I was surprised to see that I could not get a GPS signal (we were located in the city, so there were plenty of satellites in the area to catch a signal). After charging the battery, installing the DJI Go 4 app and updating the firmware, I was ready to show her how it works, but the problem was, we couldn’t go outside to fly it because it was dark, so we all decided to stay in their apartment and fly it there and when I say fly, I mean having it hover in one spot so I can show them it’s features (there was very little space to actually fly around in). When I heard this, I offered to set up everything for her and show her how safe it was to use the Mavic Pro. So she basically carried it around with her all the time but never used it. At the time, she was hired by a company to travel the stats and Canada to film certain locations and the same company provided her with a Mavic Pro drone, which I also own.īut the problem was she had never used it or even opened up the box because she was scared that it would fly away, that it would crash, that it would hurt her, basically the usual worries people have when they don’t understand these machines. It will actually move around whether you push it lightly or if the wind moves it and this feature can actually be very dangerous if you’re unfamiliar with it, but if you become more experienced, there are massive benefits to flying with it on and I’ll explain it here.įirst of all, let me tell you a “funny” story of how I was first introduced to atti mode…Ī friend of mine was visiting my area with his girlfriend and she was (and is) a Vlogger. Atti (attitude) mode is an interesting feature that DJI drones have, it’s when your GPS does not work properly or at all (maybe in the mountains for example), and as a result, the bird will not be able to hover in one place or use it’s intelligent flight features.
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