Did we loose Airsense?

[bobshot]

I had it on before update and I just heard plane go by right above me but no notification and can’t seem to find it anywhere.

 

[portermann]

Go back into your Fly app and see if it was inadvertently turned off. I noticed a few settings that had to be reinitialized after the recent firmware and Fly app updates. After my updates, a test flight recognized several planes so if you're located in the US, it should still be functional.

Also, recognize that not all aircrafts will transmit a signal recognized by the Airsense receiver in the MA2.

 

[bobshot]

Go back into your Fly app and see if it was inadvertently turned off. I noticed a few settings that had to be reinitialized after the recent firmware and Fly app updates. After my updates, a test flight recognized several planes so if you're located in the US, it should still be functional.

Also, recognize that not all aircrafts will transmit a signal recognized by the Airsense receiver in the MA2.

That’s the problem, I can’t find it anywhere to turn on.

 

[portermann]

In the Fly app, go to the settings menu, go to Safety (top left), and scroll down to the bottom to Advanced Safety Settings. Scroll to the bottom of that submenu and you should see a slider for Airsense. Your MA2 has to be turned on, and connected to your controller to see the setting.

 

[bobshot]

Now I see it. Thank you.

 

[KelvinFPV]

Now I see it. Thank you.

Mine remained on but I haven't had a plane fly over while I'm flying yet. To verify if the plane is transmitting you can use the flight24 app.

 

[hiflyer201]

quite a few planes don't have ADS-B out. It's very expensive and not required in all airspace

 

[coneslayer]

I received an Airsense warning yesterday after updating the firmware. I agree with hiflyer201 that the aircraft probably wasn't transmitting ADS-B.