After firmware upgrade my Mavic flying crazy!

adiru · May 15, 2017

rydfree · May 15, 2017

Flying in a heavily populated and wifi congested area might be the reason . Most businesses like walmart use powerful wifi signal boosters then there's all those houses . My wifi router reaches 1000' easily .

m0j0 · May 15, 2017

All I can say is I didn't see any real flight issues.. That said, that has to be one of the most irresponsible flights I have ever seen posted on here. I guess you could have doubled down by flying over a school yard during recess or something but that was incredible... incredibly _______________ (I will let the forum fill in the blank)

Natedoggz · May 16, 2017

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I have the same problem after .700 update, the turn of direction and veering off and almost missing the building, atti flashing, gps-pmode exit, compass redundancy switch, does any of that sound familiar? If not u have a different problem then me.

adiru · May 16, 2017

Natedoggz said:
I have the same problem after .700 update, the turn of direction and veering off and almost missing the building, atti flashing, gps-pmode exit, compass redundancy switch, does any of that sound familiar? If not u have a different problem then me.

No, I upgraded from 200 to 400
This was a Litchi mission flight.

adiru · May 16, 2017

m0j0 said:
All I can say is I didn't see any real flight issues.. That said, that has to be one of the most irresponsible flights I have ever seen posted on here. I guess you could have doubled down by flying over a school yard during recess or something but that was incredible... incredibly _______________ (I will let the forum fill in the blank)

No, it dipped completely on its own, this was a litchi waypoint flight, I didn't have radio contact and couldn't do anything about it, didn't even know it was so close to crashing, and upon review of the video I freaked out the first time I watched it. I set all safe altitudes there was nothing in the mission that asked it to fly that low. I'm not sure what happened here.

Gilly · May 16, 2017

Judging how deliberate the movement was and how progressive the lowering of altitude was I would say you got a waypoint wrong in your mission and it was plain luck that no one lost an eye in Aldi. I can see above you said you checked the waypoints but I would still say check every altitude again. The aircraft didn't behave like something was going wrong.

rydfree · May 16, 2017

Gilly said:
Judging how deliberate the movement was and how progressive the lowering of altitude was I would say you got a waypoint wrong in your mission and it was plain luck that no one lost an eye in Aldi. I can see above you said you checked the waypoints but I would still say check every altitude again. The aircraft didn't behave like something was going wrong.

Yep , I agree . I skimmed through the video yesterday and missed that part . That was not interference or a Mavic issue , that was a waypoint programming error . You were extremely lucky that did not crash into the car , lady or the building