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RC-N1 controller keeps disconnecting mid flight, driving me nuts

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ok so this has been happening for a while and im kind of at my wits end with it. flying my Air 2S with the RC-N1 and ill be maybe 200-300 meters out and the feed just drops, reconnects after a few seconds but its happened twice now where i lost video feed for long enough that i genuinely wasnt sure where the drone was pointed. never had this with my old spark weirdly enough.

i always make sure to do the compass calibration before flying somewhere new and im on the latest firmware. its not consistent either which makes it harder to diagnose, sometimes it flies perfectly for 20 minutes straight no issues. i fly mostly open areas, fields and parks, so its not like im going behind buildings or anything. phone is an iphone 13 if that matters

anyone else seen this or have any idea what im actually dealing with here

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  • aerial_photo_guy
    aerial_photo_guy

    the RC-N1 and iphones have had some weirdness together, theres a setting in the iphone bluetooth that can interfere even if youre using the usb connection. try turning bluetooth completely off on your

  • Michael Torres
    Michael Torres

    had something simillar on my Mini 3, turned out it was the usb cable that came in the box being kind of garbage. swapped it for a better quality one and the dropouts basically stopped. not saying that

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the RC-N1 and iphones have had some weirdness together, theres a setting in the iphone bluetooth that can interfere even if youre using the usb connection. try turning bluetooth completely off on your phone before you fly and see if that changes anything. sounds dumb but it made a real difference for me. also check that your lightning cable is fully seated, that connector gets loose faster than you'd think especially if youre pulling the phone in and out of the holder a lot

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had something simillar on my Mini 3, turned out it was the usb cable that came in the box being kind of garbage. swapped it for a better quality one and the dropouts basically stopped. not saying thats definitely your issue but its a cheap thing to rule out before you start digging deeper into settings or sending it in to DJI

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