When DJI introduced its Mavic 3 Classic drone on November 2nd, it came with a new 'Cruise Control' feature, an update that's also available to the rest of the Mavic 3 series via a firmware update. Like the name suggests, you hit a button when you're operating at a comfortable speed and the drone will fly at that exact pace until it's deactivated. This allows the remote pilot to focus on other aspects of the flight, such as direction and maneuvers, freeing them up to create smoother and more dyna...
Steady as she goes: How to use DJI's new 'Cruise Control' on Mavic 3 series drones
DP Review - 12 Nov 2022 16:00
When DJI introduced its Mavic 3 Classic drone on November 2nd, it came with a new 'Cruise Control' feature, an update that's also available to the rest of the Mavic 3 series via a firmware update. Like the name suggests, you hit a button when you're operating at a comfortable speed and the drone will fly at that exact pace until it's deactivated. This allows the remote pilot to focus on other aspects of the flight, such as direction and maneuvers, freeing them up to create smoother and more dyna...
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