Is the setting of the response to the CSC position recorded in either the .txt or DAT flight logs? If so.......

[Deleted member 103366]

@BudWalker @msinger @sar104 @slup perhaps, is the setting of the response to the CSC position recorded in either the .txt or DAT flight logs? If so which log and what is the signal/column-in -the-csv name?
I am looking for the log of a flight in which I stopped the motors in mid air (Mavic Mini 2ft off the ground) and can't find the log. Searching the csv of the log for the response "anytime" or its equivalent would give me a search target.
I am waiting for battery and the controller to charge so that I can do another such flight.
Thanks

 

[snowghost]

Did you do it on purpose?

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Do what?

 

[snowghost]

I think I misunderstood your post. You just wanted to know what the setting was if I understand it now. You didn't initiate a CSC in flight?

 

[Deleted member 103366]

You didn't initiate a CSC in flight?

Actually I have, three times now, all deliberate and for testing purposes.
Once with a Phantom 3 to see if a mid air restart was possible (THAT APPLIES ONLY to the Phantom 3). It was though, to stop the fall, I had to throttle up after the restart because the motors restarted at idle, the delay in my realising that NEARLY cost me the drone.
I haven't dared to try it, at height, with any Mavic style drone.

And twice with Mavic Mini at <3m to see how it responded, the reason for the second test it that I can not find the logs of the first test, hence this thread.

 

[Deleted member 103366]

on purpose?

a partial log of the second test of the mavic mini

DJI Mini 2 drop out sky

Hmmmmm, I wonder how you can partially lose something? 🤣 🤔🤔🤔 Recon it's not enough to just turn over that single arm... as that was the only thing you could find 😁

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