Is it normal to calibrate GPS and IMU every time you turn the drone on.
So are you taking off from the grass or the metal bridge or a concrete patchA Victorian country area. ( Kirwans Bridge near Nagambie ) and I get about a minimum of 3 mtrs away from my car
So it may be that the foam pad may not be level > ??Mostly I take of from the grass. I have a foam pad or a towel that I lay out on the grass. I don’t always get a “ calibration required” sign but I worry that I lose reception or something else goes wrong so I do both calibrations in case. One of those nervous fliers. So, do I just take off( after home point is established ) and enjoy myself and only calibrate when asked ?
So it may be that the foam pad may not be level > ??
Try taking off on some level areas and see how that goes, also if you get the the home point , you can fly .
Keep me posted
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No ... it's not.Is it normal to calibrate GPS and IMU every time you turn the drone on.
Unless there's a genuine problem with your drone, you should never have any reason to recalibrate the compass or IMU.Yes, I meant the compass and do you mean I should never need to calibrate the IMU ?
I have had my M2P for over 4 years and never had to recalibrate anything....I have had to move my takeoff points once or twice when the compass was being affected by nearby ferrous metal....ensuring my drone is pointing in the same direction as the controller's map indicates has saved me from potential problems. A big thanks to Meta4 for his past words of wisdom.Thanks for that. That is great news. Calibrating the IMU each time is a pain in the neck.
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