Recent content by est73

Looks like the message has been updated to something less ominous. The notice in airdata has stayed the same (Not Enough Force/ESC Error)

Cover the LED’s with tape?

Sounds like you put the controller in bind mode.

I’ve seen the same effect over a river but I figured it was caused by the haze coming off the water.

You only need to link your DJI account under your airdata profile... the app is not needed

It does... the rate the lights blink changes just like the battery hub when you use the quick charger vs a standard charger.

Watched this today.... 5510m flight o_O

I don't know... that table is straight from the log file. I just removed the unnecessary fields.

I got the same error today while pushing the MM full stick in sport mode the entire flight. I checked airdata and for some reason, the message was not in the logs. Here is the data from when the message showed up... Flight time Baro. Alt. Sonar Alt. Speed Home Dist Bat% Volts Cell 1 Cell 2...

Interesting I never thought to check the speed in the flight logs... sure enough, it was dropping during the warning and went back up when it went away.

The "Aircraft power insufficient" warning comes up as "Not Enough Force/ESC Error" on airdata. The warning has come up enough that I've basically just ignored it because it has not affected flight.

I use a iPad mini and also a iPhone SE. The only problem I've had was running out of storage on the SE (it's my daily so it only has about 2gb free). Otherwise the SE has been fine with the fly app. Everything seems clear and easy to read even with the small screen.

I took this with 20-25 mph sustained winds

I’ve been using the RCGEEK cable with no problems (so far) with a iPad mini https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0747DYMM6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_3zH0DbFXMSBY4

It must be the cable... I've been using an old iPad mini off network with no issues