not sure if peoples still listen to you here but they shouldn't
That's another thing you have wrong.
how on earth have you looked at the data you just posted about my flight and not seen the joystick full forward and the speed of the aircraft at zero?
Do you really think I didn't look closely at the data ??
You should look a little closer at the data.
At 5:47.3 you pushed the right stick full forward until 5:56.8 and the drone accelerated to 32.8 mph.
Then you went hands off, the drone slowed to approx zero and hovered until 6:01.8 when you pushed the right stick forward again.
The numbers you are confused by here are showing the drone a fraction of a second after you pushed the right stick forward after hovering.
If you follow down the page you'd see the drone picks up speed and reaches 10.8 mph about 15 seconds later.
how on earth do you think the craft got back to land if I had no throttle authority?
Why do you think you had no control?
There's nowhere in the data that shows your drone being blown home.
Everywhere that it's making progress, there is a corresponding joystick input.
You had full control but possibly dealing with the wind confused you.
You pushed the stick, the drone moves forward.
Look at the speeds the drone was making and look at the corresponding joystick input.
Why do you think you had no "throttle authority"
btw ... the throttle is what makes the drone climb, not go faster.
that far out at sea, do you even know how far I was "out?"
Of course I do ... why would you imagine I wouldn'T?
if you are going to debunk me, use facts not theory
There's no theory involved.
Just matching the data to the drone's performance and it shows a disoriented flyer, believing things that aren't backed up by data.
