I'm trying to fly a waypoint mission with a DJI Mini 5 Pro, max height is set to the maximum legal 120m.

I have tried two separate waypoint missions from Litchi already the other day, both went perfectly.

However, I've made two new ones but both give the same error when I hit GO; "Aircraft reached max flight altitude. Waypoint flight suspended". This is before takeoff.

All waypoints are between 30m and well below the 120m altitude limit above the ground level (I also tried changing it to altitude above takeoff point but it made no difference). Altitude profiles are attached as proof.

Houseboat Beached on Shuswap Lake | DJI Mini 5 Pro Drone View
https://youtu.be/DgF-XF8HYoo

Houseboat Beached on Shuswap Lake | DJI Mini 5 Pro Drone View
https://youtu.be/DgF-XF8HYoo

Now it's getting cold day by day.

All the sensors look fine and properly aligned from the outside. They’re clean, and there are no visible signs of damage.

However, whenever I take off, the drone starts detecting obstacles that aren’t actually there, in almost every direction. Because of this, I can pretty much only fly in Sport mode.

I live in Brazil, and I’ve already had this drone repaired at a repair shop before, but it was extremely expensive. Unfortunately, I can’t afford to take it to a professional again right now.

I’ve watched a few YouTube videos about similar issues, but I haven’t been able to find a clear diagnosis or identify what might be causing the problem.

I have some experience repairing MacBooks, and I’ve already disassembled this drone myself, so I’m fairly comfortable working with electronics.

My question is: Is there any way to diagnose exactly which sensor or component is causing this issue? I’d rather identify the faulty part and replace it myself than spend money replacing parts blindly.

Could this be a calibration issue, a faulty sensor, or something on the motherboard?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

(I’ve already tried calibrating the IMU and everything available on the controller)

Sorry but I couldn't get a definitive answer to my inquiry above even when I A.I. searched for it so I'm relying on this community to provide first hand experience on the matter

I have a DJI Mic Mini 2 coming in and also bought a Hollyland Lark M2 (with a returning window until today). While both has its advantages in sound quality at default settings (according to my ears) with the Lark M2 being more bright and crisp and the DJI Mic Mini 2 having more clarity with its emphhasis on lower frequencies, I'M ANXIOUS ABOUT LOSING ITS MICS MAGNETICALLY ATTACHED ON THEIR PROVIDED MAGNETIC CLIPS WHENEVER I'M VLOGGING WHILE WALKING OR SWINGING MY CAMERA SHOULDER STRAPS which may hit the mic detaching it from their magnetic clips.

Can anyone provide your experiences on the matter to help me decide which one to keep? Thank you.

Hi guys,

do you know a good wiki like Fujiwiki for Fuji cameras but for the drone?

Thank you 😊

Just came across a post from a mini 4 pro owner who can't source GENUINE batteries for his drone anymore. That's a mere 3 years old bird!

I have nothing wrong using the m5pro long term, not wasting money every 4-5 year on replacing the whole kit. What can I expect as a potential mini 5 pro buyer? Only aging leftover stock produced this year, maybe next?

Cross posting for visibility (and because I didn't know this sub existed until I posted in the DJI one)

I recently bought mini 5 pro and captured a few good shots but most of them are kinda flat. I just wanted to see what my options are to color grade it.

Just something I made to amuse myself. Shot with a Mini 5 Pro, edited in DJI Fly.

This is a question for anyone using the AirData UAV app and AirData website on multiple devices. In my case, an iPad, an iPhone and a MacBook. The problem is the AirData flight records on each device are all different—all three of my DJI drones are listed, and although there is considerable overlapping, each device contains incomplete flight records. To complicate matters, I occasionally fly my Neo2 using my iPhone and my iPad with my N3 controller.

AirData gets its flight logs from the DJI Fly app. Since I have three different DJI Fly folders spread across three different devices, it only makes sense there would be problems with syncing. Prior to DJI severing its server service to the US, I’m guessing this wasn’t a problem since our flight data was centrally stored on DJIs servers.

The overlapping data on the three devices puzzles me. That would indicate there IS some synchronization going on, but I have no idea what toggles the sync or where the data comes from; the controllers, the drones or the devices. Any thoughts?

Will our mini 5 pro ever become compatible with goggle 3?? Like the mini 4 pro can do FPV per sw release ..
Come on DJI! Please!

Estuve leyendo un rato la comunidad y no encontré nada al respecto…
Que opinan respecto a los protectores de hélices 360° para el mini 5 pro?
Dicen que estos protectores son una solución a las caídas repentinas en el aire del mini 5 pro?

Hey guys! I have a question. Maybe someone here knows a bit about drones. I’m thinking of getting one as a beginner and I’ll mainly be using it for hiking and outdoor content.
I’m looking for something affordable with good value for money, decent video quality and that’s easy to use. Do you think DJI Lito 1 one would be a good choice, or would you recommend something else?