Recent content by slup

Is this also seen when flying sideways (only aileron), or backwards? And is this tied to the OD mode bypass only... if so it's something else than a tune issue. Those really slow oscillations usually comes from a high I... which is dampened by rising P, which in turn can require a higher D.

If you really mean "the DJI Fly app" & not just the app you used to fly with... that's the wrong app for a Mavic Pro Platinum. You should use the DJI GO4 app... go here & get it --> DJI GO 4 - Download Center - DJI

Isn't this just according to the usual procedure... 😁 1:st line of defence: "Thank you for reaching out and we're sorry for the inconvenience. We'll forward this to our relevant team" 2:nd line of defence: ...this is normal Then... Silence... Suddenly... a new & exiting changelog: "Bug...

Hi there & welcome to the forum 👋 :D But, sorry... this contain WAY to many... "it depends". It's like, what's better/most fun... a Lamborghini, an RV, a Ford Taurus or an excavator? Start out with asking yourself if your future drone is a flying machine that happens to have a camera... or...

I think this is a PID tune issue... Yeah I know, most photo drone pilots are blissfully unaware about PID tuning & even what the PID's are... but if you're into FPV quads (others than the Avata & DJI FPV) you know that the P, I & D loop is crucial when it comes to getting a quadcopter to fly...

😄... a bit clueless also I'm afraid. Still suspect the firmware+wind... the question is "what" & how much of "it", that sets it off, but can't figure out a meaningful way to test it. Brought my old Air1 (I know... another craft & another app...) out yesterday as it was winds up around 10-12m/s...

And you've tried to update the firmware through the DJI Assistant 2 PC program for this model? Doing it through the GO4 app might perhaps fail, but should work through the PC program. If it fail anyway... do it through Drone-Hackz.com & their free pc program which have a free firmware update...

So in the first log from the OP... this means he was flying in Sport, & the decent either was totally prevented or limited to 3m/s (6,7mph) where the max is 5m/s? All looks way too consistent & "controlled" to be only coming from wind effects even though they probably contributed or set this off...

By offload I assume you mean uninstall? Seems rather radical in that case, I'm on Android & there unused apps gets it's permissions (like access to sound, position & such) revoked & the app goes into deep sleep (will not be communicating at all regarding updates & will not send notifications...

Hmm... this is from the second flight the OP shared... isn't Cine = Tripod in the log?

Good, that certainly explains the 3m/s limitation that's seen in both the OP's flight & in your test flight. This reverts us back to the idea of a wind issue again... And as Cine is equal to Normal with only a decreased max descent speed (according to the specs). The max horizontal speed is...

I really can't say for sure, as you haven't shared any .txt logs yet... but it seems like you mix very different height situations & data from either the VPS or the barometric sensor, where it's normal that different vertical speed behaviours can be expected. Your said observation that the...

How high is "low heights"..? In both charts in post #35 from @BudWalker test flight the heights were well above the VPS sensor reach... -In the descent with a lowered vertical speed it started at 150ft height & continued down to 50ft. -In the descent with vertical speeds according to...

That subject is huge if you're totally new into producing video, stretching from exposure, editing techniques over to story telling. If trying to compress it for a beginner without going into too much details... I would say: If you want to produce video for other to enjoy... you always need to...

...but for the lazy ones regarding @BudWalker log above 😄 Here's the 2 comparable stretches... both commanded with first a full throttle for a descent then a fill in of a full forward with the elevator also, both in N-mode. Here the circumstances with approx wind speed & direction. The red...