Matrice 4 series ADS-B
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Its only ADS-B "IN" and gives you aircraft location on the map. The color of the airplane icon is relative to your proximity based on location and altitude data.
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Yes I know that, then why don't I see the approach messages of a relatively low and nearby commercial aircraft?
Would the drone have to be higher to receive them?
Would the drone have to be higher to receive them?
DJI Air Sense uses an antenna on the aircraft to receive ADS-B from aircraft that are transmitting them.
Maybe you are not seeing the alerts because:
Maybe open a support case if you feel your Air Sense is not working correctly?
Maybe you are not seeing the alerts because:
- The aircraft are not transmitting them
- They aircraft are too far away
- Your Air Sense antenna is blocked from the aircraft that are transmitting because of obstacles (Manmade, natural)
Maybe open a support case if you feel your Air Sense is not working correctly?
There may be more to it than proximity, but I have yet to read an official DJI explanation.
Mine goes off all of the time since at work I operate near a tourism helicopter often. I even got the Collision warning, that scared me the first time it ever popped up.
Sometimes with planes directly over me but high up, I get no alert.
Also if this makes sense, my older Mavic 2 Enterprise Advance seems to alert me more often on aircraft much further away, so it is possible that different drones may have different versions?
Mine goes off all of the time since at work I operate near a tourism helicopter often. I even got the Collision warning, that scared me the first time it ever popped up.
Sometimes with planes directly over me but high up, I get no alert.
Also if this makes sense, my older Mavic 2 Enterprise Advance seems to alert me more often on aircraft much further away, so it is possible that different drones may have different versions?
Here is a screenshot of ADS-B showing a tourism helicopter that runs different routes near where I fly.
It was ~ 9000 feet away and low, but I'm not sure why it is stating 0 ft, since that is not where it lands at in the screen shot.
I forgot to get screenshots when it was much closer, but it constantly gave made Air Sense give alerts and even had the augmented reality box appear on screen showing distance and altitude.
At the same time airplanes were overhead and high, over 20,000 feet and did not show on Air Sense, but did show on Flight Radar 24.
There must be a logic that only shows manned aviation it deems a threat.
It was ~ 9000 feet away and low, but I'm not sure why it is stating 0 ft, since that is not where it lands at in the screen shot.
I forgot to get screenshots when it was much closer, but it constantly gave made Air Sense give alerts and even had the augmented reality box appear on screen showing distance and altitude.
At the same time airplanes were overhead and high, over 20,000 feet and did not show on Air Sense, but did show on Flight Radar 24.
There must be a logic that only shows manned aviation it deems a threat.
Thank you for the update.
The other day I was flying over a dune area, at about 50 meters altitude, when suddenly a helicopter approached at low altitude, but no warning appeared on the pilot 2 screen. No idea why not getting any messages
The other day I was flying over a dune area, at about 50 meters altitude, when suddenly a helicopter approached at low altitude, but no warning appeared on the pilot 2 screen. No idea why not getting any messages
Are you sure the helicopter wasn't military, they don't have to and don't always transmit ADSB
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