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He lives within 1.8 miles of a Class A airport or .6 miles of a Class B airport? The DC area was already a no fly zone for RC craft. I am confused.

I am using it and it works. There is no Simulator but other than that you will not have any issues.

We are waiting on Apple. Join us in the wait. There is nothing we can do beyond this.

That is your choice. We wish you well.

Ferdinand, it is nice to see you here. Your opinions are always welcome. Thank you!

Have you calibrated your compass? Simple procedure via Tx control. You should do this when you move to a new location. Also note that in the last few days we have had high solar flair activity and that will effect GPS. You may want to check before you go out and fly. There's an App for that.

Jon, it is not unless someone has the Assistant and firmware cached. We have flown the new version and there is nothing wrong with it. Have you flown yours?

How have you set up your Futaba? Is it in Airplane mode? Channels 1-4 and 7 are preset in the A2 for the sticks and mode. The rest you have to map. You also have to calibrate your Tx before use.

Ed Edited to correct my error.

Class A airports have a 5mile limited height radius with a 1.8mile no fly zone within that 5 mile radius. Class B has a .6mile no fly zone. You can look at the map here. http://www.dji.com/fly-safe/category-mc I am not sure if all the airports are listed yet.

Not yet. It will shortly. We just concluded the initial test of the NOTAM.

That is correct. Three days is the number.

If you are in the US and near DC then the upgrade applies to you. If not you should see no difference.

This will apply to all our controllers that use GPS. In my opinion it is better that DJI imposes the restriction as a responsible manufacturer rather than have regulators draft more restrictive regulations. The P1 has been discontinued as of 12/31. They can no longer update their firmware...

Please note the following that appeared in the WSJ this morning: DJI Announces New Safe Flight Features Limiting Flight in DC Metropolitan Area - Restrictions are in accordance with FAA guidelines - Additional limits will prohibit flight across borders Hong Kong, (28 January...

The E600 uses a non-breaking esc. It does not break the motor like the Inpire escs do. Totally different system.

Guys you contribute on the forums. What we are asking is to forward the DJI wiki that will also contribute to the knowledge base of all users. If you are not interested then do play, if you are we are willing to pay for usable contributions. It is up to you.

Mine will be here next week. I will see. You do not have to use them. That is a DJI recommendation. The use is a personal choice and responsibility.

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This issue never appeared with the Beta test units. I have been flying mine since the middle of November. The first unit #29 is now back in China. The second unit, #5 of near production, I still have and I have a production unit as well. I have never had a prop come off. As far as I know...