I was out with my Mavic 2 Pro yesterday which was cold crisp with snow on the ground. Fog bank slowly approaching.
I flew my normal 'Training' circuits over a field with a gentle hill. I flew the drone up to about 20 metres and when flying in a straight line the drone 'stopped dead'. The handset (Smart Controller) stated that in order to continue, the joysticks needed centred. Did this and it flew fine.
This happened on multiple occasions, then changed battery and all was well. On my third change of battery the fault/error came back again. Albeit just the once.
Any thoughts?? Sensors being upset by something? condensation or something more sinister? Its pouring down or I would go and give it another go today.
Thanks in advance folks!!
I flew my normal 'Training' circuits over a field with a gentle hill. I flew the drone up to about 20 metres and when flying in a straight line the drone 'stopped dead'. The handset (Smart Controller) stated that in order to continue, the joysticks needed centred. Did this and it flew fine.
This happened on multiple occasions, then changed battery and all was well. On my third change of battery the fault/error came back again. Albeit just the once.
Any thoughts?? Sensors being upset by something? condensation or something more sinister? Its pouring down or I would go and give it another go today.
Thanks in advance folks!!