Now that you’ve mastered planning missions on your remote controller, we’ll explore how to draw and import flight boundaries using KML files. By planning on your computer, you can take advantage of a larger screen and a more stable internet connection. Focusing on the Phantom 4 RTK and Matrice 300 RTK, this video walks you through creating KML files in Google Earth Pro or the Propeller Platform and shows you exactly how to import them directly to your drone.
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Importing KML Files to the Phantom 4 RTK for Mission Planning
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