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Start Motors: CSC command

Home Point: Blue dot Location correct on map

Initial Check: motor sound check

Climb: climb to 2m

Control Tests: Test all controls

GPS & ATTI Test: Test both modes function correctly

Landing Gear: Raise Gear and fly!

10. Line of sight = Line of communication

If you can see your drone then the chances are the remote control can also communicate with it. Distance can have

an effect on radio communication and the laws vary from country to country on how far you can fly a drone. Here in

the UK we are limited to flying within line of sight (defined as 500m from the pilot). It's not all about distance though!

Lets say you're filming a large circular water tower that's only 30m away and you're thinking about grabbing a nice

orbit shot around it. Even though the drone may only be 40m from you as it passes around the back of the tower

there's a good chance control will be lost as the radio signal cannot transmit through the tower. At that point the

drone would switch to failsafe mode, climb to the preset altitude and then fly back to home point. If you'd set the

failsafe altitude higher than the tower and there were not other obstacles in the way you might be fine. If the failsafe

altitude was lower than the height of the tower then it would be goodbye drone!

Try and keep the drone in sight at all times.

11. Know when to disable VPS

Okay I know that's more than 10, this one is a bonus! The

Phantom 3

models as well as the

Inspire 1

both include

VPS (Vision Positioning System) modules that help maintain position and height at low altitude. Most of the time the

VPS will help you but there are times when having it enabled could cause you problems.

If you're flying indoors or in an exterior location with objects above the drone you might want to disable the VPS to

stop the drone from maintaining its height automatically. If for instance the drone is flying over objects on the ground

then having the VPS enabled will result in the drone adjusting its height as it passes over each object and possibly

colliding with the ceiling or obstacles above it.

You can disable VPS in the Go app as seen in the image below...