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It's pretty mild in central Europe (16°C / 61°F). I restarted flying last week. A little windy, I use 4 blade props. Both fly smoother.

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We have global warming in Europe. Today is 10°C, feels like spring... Snow only on mountain tops. I took the drones out for a little flying

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I don´t have Neo2, just 1 and Avata2, so it can be wrong, what i write, but my guess is, that you have to turn off or use only rock steady image stabilization in the goggles.

I don´t know. I never fly even close to 120m. Whatever had happened has something to do with the max height limit only. I use 20m max altitude and I was never be able to override it, so i didn´t realize any changes. I don´t know exactly what happens in other countries, but this fiixed alti lock...

The maximum height in europe is 120m. DJI drones measure this from take off point. The law says that the drone can be 120m high above terrain, not take off point. If you start to climb the mountain, the drone won´t follow you up to the top of the mountain and won´t blimb if reaches 120m. Why is...

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I stopped flying approx 2 months ago. Charged all batteries to 100%. The G3 is at 96%, the GN3 is at 95%. They both work fine. I don´t worry about the batteries, never had any problems regarding winter layoff. The storage voltage is important for "regular" LiPo FPV batteries as they have...

https://mavicpilots.com/threads/dji-lito-and-lito-x1.154776/ I posted it on the mavic pilots a while ago

I needed a 65W fast charging deveice to charge Neo batteries, because I had only 33W. The dji original one costs 45€ in the store, I found this in the IKEA, paid 14€ for that. With this 100W cable, it charges all 3 Neo batteries parallel. Can be used to charge smartphones, tablets etc. obviously.

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Yes, counteract is a better term. There's no problem with take off in manual mode, if you understand what ground effect is. (That causes bouncing) I give a little more throttle to overcome ground effect and then, pitch forward.