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MP Q - on the 'radar dial' in the lower-left of the Go4 screen, the red arrow is craft orientation .. that's easy.. (N) is north .. and the white diamond is 'controller direction' (CD)... got all that. My question is: "Shouldn't the (N) always stay pointing north and the CD move as the controller changes orientation/direction?" (And obviously the craft orientation arrow should reflect the direction of the craft itself.) The reason I ask is (1) my craft orientation arrow is off by 90-180 degrees from 'actual craft direction'... (2) (N) is 'fixed' to the difference to craft orientation - in other words, let's say the craft arrow points at 360/0 degrees and (N) is at 315 (45 degrees left of craft orientation) - if the craft turns left to heading 270, (N) precedes it to 225 degrees... (3) the controller orientation arrow never moves. Period. DJI had me send it in today for a 'compass chip' replacement. Would you agree with the preliminary diagnosis or could it be something else? Oh, the very last flight had a lot of Ocusync/video jutter and skip.. almost like a signaling interference but it was a known/'safe' field... Maybe related, maybe not.