Recent content by Coheavand

I had that experience when my joysticks weren't properly aligned to the center. You might have to "roll" them around to "reset" them.

IMO anyone who is unable to follow simple instructions like putting the props on the right side shouldn't be flying a drone in the first place.

I own the MA2 and can confirm there is no such setting in the Fly app.

It's very different. Your orientation from the screen will be different from the actual orientation of the drone when you change your camera angle.

1) There isn't an option to do so at the moment 2) Not the bottom sensors particularly. There's an option to close obstacle avoidance completely. Is running in Sport mode unsuitable?

It is panning the gimbal, not a yaw on the drone. This means you're able to see the props and front legs of the drone in some angles.

Not only that. The remote ID and UUID settings are always set to on whenever we restart the device.

No. The difference is that you hold first then drag, rather than dragging right away.

Hold down, then slide your finger in the desired direction. Thumbswayup

Just tested forward travel in Sport while descending. Descend speed is indeed faster. Thanks all :)

Thanks for that. I couldn't find that info in the manual. Steep glide path vs sharp descent - I would assume you mean moving while descending, rather than just descending? Thanks.

Tested the 3 modes today - Tripod, Normal, and Sport. In Sport mode, the drone didn't descend faster than when it was in Normal mode. Descend speed is noticeably slower in Tripod mode. Not really a cause for concern, but does anyone know why this is the case? From the manual: "Descent speed...

Didn't crash mine. But front right prop is also the last to stop spinning.

Likewise, not going further than 1km in urban areas in Singapore. Went to the beach, max distance at 1.2km.

With your setup in 4, the battery can be used as a power bank for other electronics.