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my Mavic 3 keeps losing connection for like half a second and coming back, anyone else

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so this has been bugging me for a while and i finally decided to post about it. its not a full disconnect, just like a brief stutter in the video feed and sometimes the RC shows a signal warning for maybe half a second then its fine again. happens pretty randomly, sometimes three times in a flight sometimes not at all.

i updated the firmware last week thinking that might fix it, didnt really help. im flying mostly in open areas, nothing crazy close to buildings or towers. the drone itself seems to fly fine its just the feed that does this little hiccup thing. started noticing it maybe a month ago, wasnt doing it before that.

not sure if its the RC-N1 controller or something with the drone itself. havent tried swapping the cable yet i guess ill do that next but wanted to see if anyone had seen this before messing around with stuff

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swap the cable first, seriously. the usb-c cable that comes in the box is honestly not great and a lot of people have weird intermittent issues that just go away when they use a different cable. try a good quality short one, like 20-30cm if you can, less flex and movement when you're flying. i had something similar with my Mini 3 setup and it was the cable the whole time, felt like an idiot when it fixed it that easily.

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could also be worth checking if there's any interference with your phone's wifi or cellular. i know that sounds weird but ive seen people have issues where turning off wifi on their phone while flying cleaned things up. not saying thats definitely it but worth a shot before you go down a rabbit hole. also what phone are you using with the RC-N1, some combinations seem more stable than others from what ive read.

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