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my Mavic 3 Classic keeps losing connection randomly, getting really frustrated

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this has been happening for a few weeks now and im not sure whats changed. mid flight it just drops the video feed and sometimes RC signal for like 2-3 seconds then comes back. its not crashing or anything but it's nerve wracking especially when im over water. im on the latest firmware i think, havent changed anything in my setup recently. flying in the same spots ive always flown.

i checked the antenna on the RC Pro and they look fine to me. could this be interference? there's been some new construction near one of my usual spots but it happens at other places too. anyone dealt with this kind of thing before

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had something similar with mine a while back. turned out I had wifi channels on my phone conflicting with the ocusync transmission, which sounds weird but DJI support actually flagged it. if youre using the RC Pro it might be something else but worth checking if anything changed on nearby networks. also make sure your controller antennas are fully extended and positioned correctly ? i know that sounds super basic but ive seen people forget to angle them properly and it causes exactly what your describing at longer ranges.

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the construction thing might actually be it. there's a lot of wireless equipment on job sites these days, heavy machinery can throw out interference too. i'd try flying somewhere completely different, like way out in the open with nothing around, and see if it still happens. if it doesn't reproduce then yeah its almost certainly environmental. if it does happen out in the middle of nowhere then you might be looking at a hardware issue with the antenna connection inside the drone itself which unfortunately means sending it in. hope its just the interference thing

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