Two pilots at the official forum confirmed that replacement drone did not fix the issue. Unfortunately, that means that this model has tuning / software, or even worse, design or hardware issue .
I have another observation to share which might be a clue. The other day I was flying near a lake. It was a very calm day and I had no oscillation problems, but I noticed this:
This photo was taken with 0º camera tilt (i did camera reset to make sure). You can see that X is pointing to the...
I don't know if that is good or bad news. Maybe wind conditions were not favourable for this phenomenon or just maybe we who experienced this issue have faulty units.
Yeah, maybe. DJI never asked for the original TXT files. They probably don't want to bother as only me and one other guy provided them with logs. I will send them original TXT files anyway, but I think that they will only take it seriously if more pilots provide logs on the official forum.
Yes, but I kept it in the bypass mode for a long time. I will have to test other modes as well to be sure. Drone flies differently in bypass and brake mode. In bypass mode it performs more aggressive moves and angle changes, so in brake mode it might handle the headwind differently.
I can always recreate it just by flying straight into the wind with constant forward input in normal mode with OA set to bypass. You can try the same.
Now when I think about it, I wonder if everyone else who experienced this issue is using OA in the bypass mode?
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.