AFAIK, you fly, as soon as you get out of battery, you land, go with your car, switch battery, then take off and resume mission.
Has anyone had success with a mini 3 pro?
I have a Mini 3 Pro. I created a waypoint mission, loaded the mission, clicked play & selected go to first waypoint. Nothing happened. I tried starting from the air & at altitude.
I’m guessing there is something really simply that I missed.
TIA
Did you receive an error message? Is your controller in “Normal” mode?
I tried again, I missed where it said where it said “NORMAL FLIGHT MODE“
I knew it was an ID10T problem
vico
January 13, 2026, 3:04pm
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halfpress:
Hello!
New to the Litchi apps and impressed with what I’m finding. I was able to import a polygon from Google Earth to define my boundaries and then create a new area flight that looks to be exactly what I want in terms of coverage, shooting rate, etc.
What I can’t figure out is whether there is a way to break up the mission into pieces so I can span it across three batteries. The flight time as designed is longer than any one battery in my Mavic 3.
Is there a simple means to do this? I thought I’d export to CSV and break it up, but that option is not there yet. I could possibly do it with the KML file, but wanted to ask if I’m missing an easier way before I tackle that (and what the gotchas might be if I do that).
I have used WayPointMap some and it has a split feature on export that can be based around projected battery time. I’m looking for something to achieve the same.
I did find that I could load my exported overall mission into WayPointMap, then use its split feature to re-export into three missions… but I worry that WayPointMap might be altering or otherwise imposing its own behaviors on the re-exported files and I’d rather know I’m getting precisely what I see defined in Litchi, but across multiple missions.
IF there is a way to resume the mission manually while flying it and I can use a single mission, I’d be happy to do it… but this has over 800 waypoints in it and I’d rather not find out 30 minutes into the process that I can’t easily resume from a given point.
Thanks!
The way to do this right now is to use the resume function after changing the battery.
