Recent content by Stingfello

Very nice! Is this straight out of HLG profile or was post applied? Thx!

Currently it isn't... it absolutely isn't. just sayin.

Thanks a bunch for the reply. My Mavic 2 Pro would perform exactly 1 gimbal "dance" at startup, and any Mavic 3 startups I've seen online have been the same... a quick dance then video. Mine will repeat over and over. Something's not right I suspect.

No thoughts?

Why in the world does my gimbal routinely take this long to stabilize and start feeding video on startup? When I start the drone, the gimbal dances its calibration routine between 3 and 15 times before stabilizing and feeding video to the controller. I can feel no resistance in the gmbal...

It actually COULD hurt something if a perfectly good calibration was fouled up in a less-than-optimal environment for no good reason.

So much misinformation. Unmanned Aircraft in the National Parks (U.S. National Park Service) As far as I know... National FORESTS are OK. National Parks? Not so much.

Great question, and I'm following to see what the experienced here have to say. I would imagine that the priorities allow the auto setting to adjust either the aperture or shutter speed to achieve the iso. I also imagine that generally aperture would be preferable in most cases... and would...

That said, even though eagles have been removed from the endangered species list, they're still protected under other federal regulations and require protection under a species-specific management plan, for good reason.

To which federal law are you referring. How's that for the grammar police? lol. kidding of course. I couldn't resist.

This can certainly occur when you accidentally rotate the right adjustment wheel on the controller, blowing out the EV.

don't anymore. deleted.

Thanks all. I'm chalking this one up as 'solved'.

I have similar near my house. Just inside a 5NM halo of an airport. Controller reports "Near NFZ". I can certainly fly, but get constant 5 to 7 green, then two longer-duration red rear lights. I assume it is because of NFZ, as this does not happen at a park I fly at. I'd love confirmation...