Annoying Wind Warnings
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Masa
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g_config_air_est_big_wind_level1 = 10
g_config_air_est_big_wind_level2 = 15
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g_config_air_est_big_wind_level2 = 15
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That's if you fly treetop height. You obviously don't realise that winds up high are much stronger than what you can feel, hear or see.
You obviously haven’t read the whole thread. It’s common knowledge that wind is generally stronger, higher from ground level. As drone flyers we should know that.
Don’t you think those same tree tops would be blowing around and giving off sound if it was windy above them? Do you really think they would be still, but it’s blowing high wind up higher? (up to 120m) come on mate.
Then again, maybe someone went and put an invisible wall in the sky just to block for you.
I think there would be a very good indication of high wind up higher.
So there is a MASSIVE gale blowing above some tall trees or buildings. You reckon you would have no clue until you just fly up above there and wait until you get a “wind warning” from the Mavic?
Good luck. Warnings or not, as soon as you go up there your drone is gone.
You would be another candidate for blaming the drone if you lost it due to high wind.
Come one guys. It’s been like 3 days and no one has convinced Mr Grizzo to change his opinion. I don’t think anyone will. Obviously he has some uncanny ability to tell the wind speed at different altitudes. Perhaps his ego does stretch out that high into the atmosphere that it gets buffeted by the wind.
Us mere mortals will just have to use apps or check weather forecast and fly with caution when the high wind warning pops up on DJI Go 4.
I think I am just going to unfollow this thread, cos it’s not getting anywhere. Stay safe, both on the ground and in the air.
Us mere mortals will just have to use apps or check weather forecast and fly with caution when the high wind warning pops up on DJI Go 4.
I think I am just going to unfollow this thread, cos it’s not getting anywhere. Stay safe, both on the ground and in the air.
Hold on mate. I said I use apps, forecasts and my own observations. You are the one saying you rely on the Mavic to tell you of dangerous wind, which means you are already in it.
Answer this then- There is a MASSIVE gale blowing above some tall trees, buildings or just high altitude. Strong enough to cause you to lose your drone in it.
You reckon you would have no clue until you just fly up above there and wait until you get a “wind warning” from the Mavic?
Divebomber
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Woah. Now you are accusing of losing my drone due to high wind? No, I've never lost my drone, and definitely not with high wind. My warning limit is 36kph gust @ 30m on UAVForcast, so I fly when it's beyond that. I've flown with estimated wind gust 36kph, and when I upload flight data to airdata, the inflight calculated wind gust was 43kph. There are people who fly in open space, so no tall trees to guess wind gust. And if it's in midday, you can get thermals is certain spots, which changes the localised wind. So wind warning is a good thing. Like I said, it's not about you. DJI shouldn't need to change the app just for you.
No I wasn't. Calm down bud. I was explaining that you rely on the Mavic to tell you when there is high wind, which means by the time it tells you, you would be already in the dangerous situation.
I am in the process of trying to change the wind warnings in assistant. What we are discussing here is I chose not to rely on the Mavic to tell me of cautious wind because it is annoying, and instead rather use common sense, be aware of my surroundings and use live apps and forecasts if I think I need them in the area I'm flying in. Your argument is that this is not good enough and in my opinion it is.
Sac D
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I just finished reading this entire thread and have to admit that I found it to be a total waste of time. It wasn't even a question, but merely a statement from the OP about being annoyed by the system working as designed.
I suggest that he turn off the offending feature, and just fly however he likes. I'll look forward to his eventual post about losing his craft out to sea, or far off in the forest, etc. As if he would come back and admit failure. LOL
Moderator: This thread serves little purpose and might as well be closed.
I suggest that he turn off the offending feature, and just fly however he likes. I'll look forward to his eventual post about losing his craft out to sea, or far off in the forest, etc. As if he would come back and admit failure. LOL
Moderator: This thread serves little purpose and might as well be closed.
My initial reaction has been to move out of the windy area by going forward and down that way you have the power of gravity and inertia to push through gusts.
My initial reaction has been to start move out of that area by flying forward and down so you have gravity and inertia to help push through gusts.
silverdragon
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Grizzo, I understand what you are saying from your first word to last. I tend to think im the only one.. See, I'm different... when i read your original post, i though it would be nice to have that option. But, i would keep it on. But that as a option...good idea...
dronerdave
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Guess I'm one of the lucky owners that don't see excessive warnings calm conditions and am not bothered seeing them in light wind. The warning banner is so small on my CS-UB monitor it's no big deal. Perhaps on a little phone screen??? The alarms seem to be quite accurate. Not gonna argue about turning the alarm off or on if it can be done. I fly with 2 to 3 other Mavic pilots at the same spot and we all get similar warnings at different times but ignore the banner if it's light wind. In other words we expect it. In one case my Mavic detected excessive winds and it was correct. Brought it back in sports mode and made a difficult landing as the wind shear caught up with me. Went from light breeze to 30MPH+ winds in less than a couple minutes.
do what this guy says and be done with it, u can turn the warnings to as sensative or not sensative as u want, theres a new dronebreak app that will do everytghing for u with the click of a mouse for 20 bucks u can change the wind sensitivity to what ever u choose, will be the best 20 u ever spent
Thanks masa
As more avid user how to do that ? I am amazed at all the opinions. Isn’t the question simple . It’s not asking reasons for why it’s there or caring about losing a drone , it’s a technical question about how to set off wind notifications and if this can be done. Reasons are irrelevant , consequences are irrelevant , just a question can notifications be turned of or can sensitivity and less notifications pop up .
So now as a basic n user I appreciate Masas answer and hope to understand more how to do that and where to find possible documentation as to what it does
As more avid user how to do that ? I am amazed at all the opinions. Isn’t the question simple . It’s not asking reasons for why it’s there or caring about losing a drone , it’s a technical question about how to set off wind notifications and if this can be done. Reasons are irrelevant , consequences are irrelevant , just a question can notifications be turned of or can sensitivity and less notifications pop up .
So now as a basic n user I appreciate Masas answer and hope to understand more how to do that and where to find possible documentation as to what it does
it involves rolling your firmware back and then modifying the parameters via dji assistant, some birds need more to it like installing a sd card inside it,and some platinum models dont seem to take the rollbacks very well, the app i mentioined makes the process less painful but if u insist on doing it your self grab a coffe or 2 and theres a ton of good info on the net and utube
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