The article you referred to doesn't back up anything.'
I prefer to stick to facts, preferably things that can be verified by actual data, rather than opinions.'..like the graph of 'facts' that i posted backing up my arguement?
That won't help much.if i have no luck with uploading this flight record,i might just play it back on my ipad,and screen capture it?
i think this might be itThe article you referred to doesn't back up anything.
It's not facts ... it's one guy's mistaken opinion
That won't help much.
What's needed is the actual data .. a spreadsheet with lots of columns and a few thousand rows of numbers.
Goodi think this might be it
i just opened it via the phantomhelp flight log viewer and around the time that it started acting up,the battery cell deviation was moving around a bit....Good
Here's a short summary of what the data shows.
Gimme a while and I'll dig into the details to see what I can find.DJI Flight Log Viewer | Phantom Help
Upload and view flight logs from your DJI droneswww.phantomhelp.com
around 6:40mins inI'm searching through 7000 lines of data.
It would help narrow things down, if you could give a clue as to where or when in the flight the problem started
In your detailed flight data, I've found the issue.around 6:40mins in
the battery readings?are they anything to be worried about?In your detailed flight data, I've found the issue.
It started at 6:40.1 when the gimbal started to drift.
It had been facing close to the same direction as the drone, but it started to move to the left.
Within 9 seconds it was angled to 90° left of the direction the drone was flying and the gimbal's pitch angle was erratic, jumping between -40° and -10°.
At 6:54.5 the gimbal stabilised and things returned to normal.
There was another shorter gimbal glitch from 6:56.7 to 6:57.8 when the gimbal pitch was all over the place, but quickly sorted itself out.
The drone was in Sport Mode with the right stick pushed full forward during these events.
Although the gimbal acted erratically, the drone maintained a stable attitude and responded normally to your joystick inputs.
I see in the data that you couldn't have observed the drone's behaviour during the incident, just the camera view.
There was no near crash or loss of control.
The episode was a gimbal glitch, possibly resulting from the fast movement of air from the side of teh camera.
Any questions?
In your detailed flight data, I've found the issue.
It started at 6:40.1 when the gimbal started to drift.
It had been facing close to the same direction as the drone, but it started to move to the left.
Within 9 seconds it was angled to 90° left of the direction the drone was flying and the gimbal's pitch angle was erratic, jumping between -40° and -10°.
At 6:54.5 the gimbal stabilised and things returned to normal.
There was another shorter gimbal glitch from 6:56.7 to 6:57.8 when the gimbal pitch was all over the place, but quickly sorted itself out.
The drone was in Sport Mode with the right stick pushed full forward during these events.
Although the gimbal acted erratically, the drone maintained a stable attitude and responded normally to your joystick inputs.
I see in the data that you couldn't have observed the drone's behaviour during the incident, just the camera view.
There was no near crash or loss of control.
The episode was a gimbal glitch, possibly resulting from the fast movement of air from the side of teh camera.
Any questions?
No ... it's no big deal.the battery readings?are they anything to be worried about?
Cmon from a kiwi 2 a kiwi,that's not us,you found out what you wanted to know which is great help, go have a smoke and settle down man,,trust me I know about giving grief here and ,its gets you no where ,, ,you just become a disliked member, I'm sure @thatguy13 is a good kiwi,just some frustration for some reason ,Pure cringe...what a pathetic community...
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