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DJI FPV keeps dropping video feed randomly, not sure if its the goggles or the drone itself

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so this has been bugging me for a while and i finally decided to post about it. mid flight the video feed just cuts for like half a second to maybe two seconds and then comes back. drone stays in the air fine, its not crashing or anything, just the feed drops. at first i thought maybe interference but ive tried different locations and it keeps happening. not every flight but often enough that its getting annoying and a little sketchy when youre moving fast.

running the latest firmware i updated everything maybe three weeks ago. goggles v2. the occusync link usually shows strong signal but i wonder if something else is going on. anyone dealt with this or have a direction to point me in

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  • drone_master_42
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    check your antenna connections on the drone itself, i had something similar and one of the antenna connectors was just slightly loose from a minor crash i had almost forgotten about. also worth lookin

  • Tom Anderson
    Tom Anderson

    had pretty much the exact same issue a while back. for me it turned out to be USB interference weirdly enough - i had a portable charger in my bag that was apparently causing some 2.4ghz noise. switch

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check your antenna connections on the drone itself, i had something similar and one of the antenna connectors was just slightly loose from a minor crash i had almost forgotten about. also worth looking at whether your goggles foam is pressing against any of the buttons accidentally, sounds dumb but it happened to me once and was causing weird behavior. if the signal strength looks fine in the feed it might be a processing thing on the goggles side rather than actual RF dropout.

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had pretty much the exact same issue a while back. for me it turned out to be USB interference weirdly enough - i had a portable charger in my bag that was apparently causing some 2.4ghz noise. switched channels manually in the app and it basically went away. might not be your issue but worth trying channel lock instead of auto if youre on auto right now. also what country setting do you have it on, CE vs FCC makes a noticable differnece in signal behavior

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