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Try putting you phone in flight mode or at the least turning off your Bluetooth and wifi options in settings, apparently they don't like any WiFi signal as they interfere with the controller 2.4Ghz signal also If you are near power lines that also affects the signal. But for what it's worth I did exactly what was mentioned in this video, and had no routers or Bluetooth or wifi turned on and I got nearly 1.7km before I lost all signal and it did the whole returning to home thing, I never lost video signal either. Hope that helps a little more. Good luck mate

Andries this was a few years back and I was flying a Phantom 3 Pro , I since then have a drone business called We Buy Drones S .A which you will find on Facebook

@@davehoureld3245 I will go have a look at it. Much an enthusiast myself... just difficult at the moment to find time to fly. Happy flying to you.

Thanks Andries , glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for your comment Marc 👍🏻

I miss these years😢

Did it work

@@CombatVR too many wifi signals.

Could you tell me how to do this I've been having disconnects at 50m

@@JohnJohnson-hn9fx I will try keep this as simple as i can. So basically you need to fool the spark into thinking you are in the USA to get the Wifi to change back to FCC. Please note that you do this at your own risk and that it may not be legal in you country. Watch this video which explains most of it and then go over the steps below it as he leaves out some important info: ruclips.net/video/Is7_btFs1G8/видео.html 1.Confirm if you are in fact in CE by seeing 1 to 13 channels as seen at 2:20. 2. Download fake/mock GPS such as Floater. 3. Allow Floater to override your real GPS on your phone by going to: settings> system> developer settings> set mock location app. 4. Open floater and set location to anywhere in USA. 5. Open DJI GO4 and it should notify you of Wifi region changes. Select OK and give it time it reboot. If it doesn't then check then map. If it still shows your true location then the drone is relaying your location to your phone so then try again but cover the drone to block the GPS signal. 6. Check wifi channels are now 1 to 11. i.e FCC. 7. Close DJI GO4 and Floater and turn off drone. It's very important that floater is not running going forward as you now need the true GPS location for your "return to home". Check the map on you phone to confirm the location has changed when you open the app. 8.Turn drone back on, open app and connect. You should see it notify you of Wifi region changes again. Very important that you select cancel from now on every time you connect else it will reset back to CE and you have to repeat everything again. Note: If it doesn't give you a cancel option then you need to downgrade the DJI Go4 app to a slightly older version. Watch below video to explain how: ruclips.net/video/qmGtePu3rkU/видео.html I installed V4.3.16 apk Hope this helps

@@dalemacmurray3388 thanks for the help but I worked out that it was something wrong with my newish galaxy s9 because I tried a friends iphone 8 and it flew 250m in ce mode with full signal strength the whole time at the same location I flew with my s9 so I believe dji go 4 works better on apple.

@@JohnJohnson-hn9fx Good to hear. Ideally the remote is needed as it has far better antennas than your phone. If you want to fly further (i.e. Between 1km - 2km) then the remote control with FCC is needed. Enjoy.

@@dalemacmurray3388 sorry for not saying I have the controller and it disconnects at 50m because of my s9

Now I read this comment, that was exactly what happened to me when I tried to change the channel just like in the video. Maybe I need to try the Iphones of my family. But I just got a new android hahah.

Hi Janne , not much has changed on the Sparks from last year , give it a try and let me know how it goes . It certainly worked well for me 👍🏻

@@davehoureld3245 sorry for my late reaction. I tried your advise, but when I changed the channel to 1 my mobile could not find the wifi of my sparkremote anymore..... so I could not fly and not even change the channel back to original. Later on after reconecting everything I found my wifi en changed everything to normal. So unfortunally it didn't work out with me. I need to find my solution in a other way.

The best option is to sell the Spark and buy the Mavic, it has a different control system, not crappy wifi, and in Europe the Transmitter is on low power. The OTG cable has nothing to do with range, just for video connection between TX and phone, that's how low the output is from the TX. I fly RC planes and before flying you do the range check with the TX, you have to push a button on your TX to reduce the power, at that power level your Spark TX work which is nothing. I do not understand why DJI does this, I have cheap Chinees drones that have standard over 300meter range

@@RuudyL thanks you for explanation. I bought the spark because I did not want to put too much money in it... so I rather do not want to sell it. I will find a way to use it correcly.

@@jannevanheeswijk6026 I bought my Spark form a Guy. in Amsterdam, who, on his first flight tried to fly indoors, and crashed it, broke the camera. I got it for 150euro, fixed the camera, and it was fine. Then I bought a combo set that had also crashed, also camera broken, for 200euro, I kept the remote and 2 battery's and sold the Spark for 200 now I had a good working combo set for 150euro. I went to South Africa for holiday and all was fine until I got a update for the Spark, and that is when all went wrong with my Android phone, thank you DJI. Some say you must put the Spark back on the older software, but I am afraid to do that now the Spark is working perfectly on my Apple If you do not have a Apple phone or tablet, see if you cannot lend a phone from a fiend and try to fly on that. Money for me was also a issue, otherwise I would have bought the Mavic, much better, no wifi