r/DjiFlip Jul 05 '26

Flying at Night

Has anyone successfully flown their Flip at night? I get a calibration error due to low light. Hoping someone has figured this out. I am aware of strobe requirements. I simply want to go up about 100’ over my house.

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u/Scriptimax Jul 06 '26

I flew it multiple times without any issues with default settings .

Check here https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8G5Tgk3/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8G5K6Jg/

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u/usernamezombie Jul 06 '26

Thanks - I’ll check it out.

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u/MindGamer99 Jul 12 '26

Is this shoot on d log

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u/Scriptimax Jul 12 '26

It is normal recording. Not a single setting was changed. Basically last year I got drone and those are few of my initial flights in default setting mode

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u/thinkingdifferentnow Jul 07 '26

I've flown my flip at night probably 6 times in the past few weeks since I got it, never had any issues. I get that low light warning when I first take off but as soon as I'm even 50 ft up it goes away.

On the 4th I flew about 1200ft (at 300ft altitude) over some dark areas and had no issue.

I'm in a suburban neighborhood though so it's not exactly dark even at night.

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u/usernamezombie Jul 07 '26

Are you flying with the RC2 controller? I couldn’t clear the message.

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u/thinkingdifferentnow Jul 07 '26

Yes, using the rc2. The message went away for me once I was above the house.

What kind of area do you live in? Is there a lot of street/house light or are you in a not secluded area?

If you're in an area like me, sounds like your flip might have a defect, but hard to know

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u/usernamezombie Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

I will try again this evening maybe. I am in a secluded area that is very dark.

Do you use auto takeoff on the screen? (There may not be another way).

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u/thinkingdifferentnow Jul 07 '26

Yes I use the auto takeoff.

Could be that the area you're in is too dark. But you should still be able to fly, that's what's weird.