Now that you’ve learned how to plan a mission on your remote controller, let’s explore another method for drawing and importing your flight boundary. This method involves planning a Keyhole Markup Language, or KML, file on your computer and then importing this file onto your controller. The advantage of this method is that you can plan your mission on a larger computer screen and with a stronger internet connection.
This video focuses on the Phantom 4 RTK and the Matrice 300 RTK drones.
You’ll learn how to:
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Create a KML file in Google Earth Pro
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Create a KML file in the Platform, and how to
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Import a KML file to your drone
Want to Learn More?
Importing KML Files to the Phantom 4 RTK for Mission Planning
Importing and Exporting Missions with DJI Pilot 2
How to Create KML Files for Mission Planning in Google Earth
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