I am a new Pilot of the Mavic Pro and 2 issues.....

[jwwphoto]

I made my 8th flight yesterday and it may have been 8 mins of actual flight time. Wind was blowing 9-10 mph out of the north. I was getting a “Gimbal Virbration” warning....

Could the wind cause that? I would think so, but could anything else cause that warning. Didn’t see until yesterday.

Second issue, I noticed that when I hovered 6 ft off the ground completely still, the Mavic leans to it’s Starboard side (Can I used that term)? I am guessing I need to re-calibrate the IMU. Did it think it was level when it clearly wasn’t. Should calibrating the IMU resolve it reference points when trying to level.

Thanks, In Advance

Jeff W Waldrop

 

[msinger]

Second issue, I noticed that when I hovered 6 ft off the ground completely still, the Mavic leans to it’s Starboard side (Can I used that term)?

That's as expected if it was windy. Try flying again when there is no wind and your Mavic should be perfectly level when hovering in place.

 

[Mike4884]

Yep your mavic is basically fighting the wind so it's going to lean you don't have to do any calibrations and yes probably because it was windy you got the gimbal vibration error

 

[jwwphoto]

That's as expected if it was windy. Try flying again when there is no wind and your Mavic should be perfectly level when hovering in place.

Thanks, I appreciate your response. Makes sense.

 

[jwwphoto]

Yep your mavic is basically fighting the wind so it's going to lean you don't have to do any calibrations and yes probably because it was windy you got the gimbal vibration error

Thanks Mike.

Jeff