Many drone pilots find their drones are not able to fly as far as advertised and wonder if the manufacturers give fake promise? However, the reality is that drones' flight distance is affected by multiple factors. What factors are they and what improvements can we make accordingly? let's have a deeper understanding of it today.
1. Flight Environment:
The commercial's flying environment may not accurately reflect our daily flying environment. Some obstructions may arise in the real flying environment such as wires, high buildings, trees and other items that may hinder the drone's flight and hence may prevent it from flying the intended distance. The range and flight of the drone may also be affected by extreme weather conditions like rain and strong winds.
2. Signal interference
Drone flight often requires communication with a ground control station or remote control. However, signal interference, such as electromagnetic, radio, and other types, can happen in particular circumstances. This can have an impact on the stability and quality of communication between the drone and the remote control. The drone's control range and flying distance can be impacted by signal interference, which can also cause communication to be interrupted or delayed. In cities or other locations where there is a lot of interference with wireless signals, this could occur more frequently.
To Sum up
Apart from the two factors listed above, drones' flight time may also be affected by the battery's power level and the potential drone damage. In order to maximize the performance of the drone, it is crucial to consider environmental, signal and other factors when flying a drone.
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