Please can you offer any suggestions as to the problem I encountered the other day?
Flying quite happily, wind was about 10mph but had a gust now and again. Seconds after this clip was shot, the image on the tablet was at about 20 degrees then I saw it flicker black, then I could clearly see most of the front right prop (Never normally see these as I disable -15deg) then I think another flicker then gimbal straight again.
I started to fly back 'home' then switched to sport mode and I was at my maximum VLOS and wanted it back by me ASAP. For the next few minutes it flew fine and recorded without issue.
I dont remember stopping the recording and not restarting it but I have a gap of no file for about 1 min after the incident and while returning in sport.
Sadly I have no footage of the actual problem I witnessed, cant confirm if the mavic stopped recording or me. Just to add I was using the Latest version of Litchi as DJI ALWAYS crashes on the K1 I use and DJI cant be bothered to fix the issue.
Flight Log
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Regards,
Steve.
Flying quite happily, wind was about 10mph but had a gust now and again. Seconds after this clip was shot, the image on the tablet was at about 20 degrees then I saw it flicker black, then I could clearly see most of the front right prop (Never normally see these as I disable -15deg) then I think another flicker then gimbal straight again.
I started to fly back 'home' then switched to sport mode and I was at my maximum VLOS and wanted it back by me ASAP. For the next few minutes it flew fine and recorded without issue.
I dont remember stopping the recording and not restarting it but I have a gap of no file for about 1 min after the incident and while returning in sport.
Sadly I have no footage of the actual problem I witnessed, cant confirm if the mavic stopped recording or me. Just to add I was using the Latest version of Litchi as DJI ALWAYS crashes on the K1 I use and DJI cant be bothered to fix the issue.
Flight Log
DJI Flight Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.com
Regards,
Steve.