Why I always scan for signal dropouts first
Whenever I fly FPV in a new location, I first scan the area for signal dropouts. Once I know where they are, I may fly the same route again while keeping those weak signal spots in mind. Not every location is risk-free for FPV flying, especially when flying over rivers or areas that are difficult to reach on foot. Gear used: DJI Avata 2 DJI Goggles 3 DJI FPV RC 3 DJI Osmo Action 4 Telesin necklace camera mount Edited with: GyroFlow CapCut Pro

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