Bird crash (I think)

[SkunkWerx's]

Here is the flight record from Autopilot. 60 meters on the last measurement

May I ask what app you were using for your autopilot mission ????

 

[Oyibo VFX]

Waaaahhh, I want to post my story and picture but don't want to take any **** for it or answer any questions.

Why post this then? You need a bunch of middle aged guys telling you you're ok after a crash?

Get a grip.

As you can see, the discussion of the barometer was done. Read first, think and then reply

 

[digdat0]

That sucks dude sorry to hear good luck with th repair. Camera looks like this

 

[Oyibo VFX]

May I ask what app you were using for your autopilot mission ????

Hangar Autopilot

 

[SkunkWerx's]

I asked because I have used the GO4 and Litchi before and found that after running missions then going back into them later on , The altitude settings have changed to a lower not higher altitude and if I had not caught it ....... You Know ..... CRASH
I never used Hangar Autopilot so I cant really give my opinion on it
what you can do is go into the app and check your settings to see if any were changed
Sorry you went down Hope you get up and going soon

 

[Oyibo VFX]

That sucks dude sorry to hear good luck with th repair. Camera looks like this

The camera actually still works

 

[Oyibo VFX]

I asked because I have used the GO4 and Litchi before and found that after running missions then going back into them later on , The altitude settings have changed to a lower not higher altitude and if I had not caught it ....... You Know ..... CRASH
I never used Hangar Autopilot so I cant really give my opinion on it
what you can do is go into the app and check your settings to see if any were changed
Sorry you went down Hope you get up and going soon

As said, it was my second mission after my photo flight. Exactly the same settings except the focus triggers are different. I must have flown more then a 100 times. And in AirData you can see that the altitude didn't change. I also don't believe in a battery glitch because the camera remaind working the whole time.

 

[wayy510]

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Unnecessary.....play nice

Thanks dad.

But seriously, his experience could help others from the same kind of thing. If he doesn't want to answer questions and go indepth on the issue then what was the point of posting? Woe is me?

I don't get it.

 

[Oyibo VFX]

If I can help, I do. See most of my 600 massages. I told that there where birds.... Nothing to do with failed GPS, suddenly increased ground level, strange changing altitude or weird barometers... It where those flying things without batteries. Birds

 

[EarlieP]

nothing to see here move on..

 

[Kilrah]

But as you can see on AirData, it maintained 60 (59,6) meters elevation as always

Of course it will always show 60m because it's doing all it can to ensure the reading maintains that value... BUT it doesn't mean one bit that it's actually correct. By definition a wrong measurement will never be apparent - apart from actually hitting what you weren't supposed to.
You were likely 1m above some days, 10m some others, and some below this time - too bad.
At least +/-5m error should be expected, I personally wouldn't rely on <15m clearance.

Anyway, your choice and your money.

 

[SkunkWerx's]

If I can help, I do. See most of my 600 massages. I told that there where birds.... Nothing to do with failed GPS, suddenly increased ground level, strange changing altitude or weird barometers... It where those flying things without batteries. Birds

If you thing and want to make sure it was a bird try get a hold of " BudWalker " he uses DatCon for analyzing flight data and it shows and tells way more then AirData can, if it were a bird strike he can more then likely tell you that your Mavic did hit something

 

[Egika]

I have another question: what kind of video or photo story were you after when flying the same way point route over and over?
Thank you!

 

[Oyibo VFX]

I have another question: what kind of video or photo story were you after when flying the same way point route over and over?
Thank you!

As you might have seen on some of my YouTube videos, I'm building a power station (three Siemens gas turbines) in Nigeria. So I have made a timeline of the progress of the works. Video for my monthly progress videos (and final project videos) and images for my Weekly and Monthly Progress reports for the company.
It's nice to have the same route... even between two months of progress

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[SkunkWerx's]

As you might have seen on some of my YouTube videos, I'm building a power station (three Siemens gas turbines) in Nigeria. So I have made a timeline of the progress of the works. Video for my monthly progress videos (and final project videos) and images for my Weekly and Monthly Progress reports for the company.
It's nice to have the same route... even between two months of progress

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Not only is it a good video , You have an excellent career ( JOB ) many would die for !!!!
Sorry I went off topic -- I just had to comment on Oyibo's exceptional job and related use of the Mavic

 

[Oyibo VFX]

Not only is it a good video , You have an excellent career ( JOB ) many would die for !!!!

Its a dirty job but someone's got to do it ;-)

 

[SkunkWerx's]

Its a dirty job but someone's got to do it ;-)

lollllll Yeah it may be dirty but at the end of the week your pay check smells like roses lollll

 

[Egika]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Nikon1]

Its a dirty job but someone's got to do it ;-)

Outside of the bird strike - it seems like you really enjoy what you do!

@Skunkwerx said - you have THE job!