Recent content by Yorkshire_Pud

Switch everything on and see if the drone responds appropriately to controller commands. Remove the props before you try a motor start.

possibly but to what end?

I was using "unusual" to mean the telemetry that isn't normally displayed on a replayed video or replayed flight log, from memory that includes Lat & Long GPS co-ordinates and other things.

You have probably deleted the SRT file that produces the 'unusual' telemetry on the video or broken the 'link' between the video and the SRT file .......... that the two methods that I have found of causing this to happen. As to how you fix the problem, sorry I don't have a clue.

I was thinking more along the lines of how delicately you can control the drone. To my mind, in relation to delicacy of control, the EXP setting has a lot to do with how predictable the drone's response to a given stick movement will be. I ALWAYS set the EXP settings to 0.5 which produces a...

Ditto the flight log stuff, either upload the .txt flight log to here directly or to Phantomhelp's logviewer. DJI Flight Log Viewer | Phantom Help There are log retrieval instructions lower down that page.

That's odd, do you have have the phone switched to MTP for USB and did you give permission for the computer to look at the contenets of the phone? If you you have "my files" or a file browser on the phone try a search for "DJIFli" Attached is the path to the flightrecords folder in my early...

I think that might be the older path.

Which version of the app are you running it changed at some point. Instead try using the computer to search for "DJIFlightRecord" then follow the folder path. If you look on the DJI Flight Log Viewer | Phantom Help you will see the two possible paths. DJI\dji.go.v5\FlightRecord ( the old path )...

Sorry about your probs but I'd keep one of them as a bit of stress release.

Indeed you did but better safe than sorry with a strpped screwhead

Page 51 of the manual. "To avoid unnecessary danger caused by insufficient power, the aircraft automatically calculates if the battery power is sufficient to return to the Home Point according to the current position, environment, and flight speed. A warning prompt will appear in DJI Fly when...

Since you suggest the idea I suggest you detail the process for them.

Note Torx screws have different drivers from Allen screws. Get the correct driver bit, use of the wrong type of driver bit can strip the recess. Use a magnifying glass if needed to ID the screw's type correctly.

Have you read the drone's manual ?