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Mavic Mini 4 pro keeps losing signal way sooner than it should??

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this has been bugging me for a while and i cant figure out if its a settings thing or something wrong with my unit. im flying in a pretty open area, not a lot of buildings or interference that i can see, but i start getting signal warnings and the video feed gets choppy at distances that seem way too short. like im talking maybe 800m-1km and its already struggling. from what ive read it should be doing way more than that.

im using the RC-N1 controller that came with it, phone is a fairly recent android if that matters. ive tried repositioning the antennas on the controller which helped a tiny bit but not much. just wondering if anyone else has had this or if theres something obvious im missing before i send it in.

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  • techno_copter
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    few things to check ? first make sure you have FCC mode enabled if you're in a region that allows it, CE mode significantly limits your transmission power and a lot of people dont realise theyre runni

  • Ryan Miller
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    had almost the exact same issue and it turned out my phone case was partially blocking the antenna on the controller mount which sounds dumb but it was causing all kinds of weirdness. took the case of

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few things to check ? first make sure you have FCC mode enabled if you're in a region that allows it, CE mode significantly limits your transmission power and a lot of people dont realise theyre running in CE. theres ways to switch it in the app settings. also worth checking if theres any wifi heavy areas nearby even if you cant see them, like a neighborhood just over a hill or something, 2.4ghz congestion can kill your range even in seemingly open spots. and honestly the RC-N1 with a phone is probably your weakest link, the dedicated RC controllers make a noticeable difference in real world range in my experience.

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had almost the exact same issue and it turned out my phone case was partially blocking the antenna on the controller mount which sounds dumb but it was causing all kinds of weirdness. took the case off and it improved. also what phone are you using because some androids just dont play nice with the DJI app for whatever reason.

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