M2Z went into auto land, all by itself

[DVPOWERS]

Hello All - My M2Z started to auto land all on its own. Batt was at 40%, flying over a lake and land, clear day, linked to plenty of satellites, Here is the link to the flight records. All help is very much appreciated.

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[Severian]

Hello All - My M2Z started to auto land all on its own. Batt was at 40%, flying over a lake and land, clear day, linked to plenty of satellites, Here is the link to the flight records. All help is very much appreciated.

Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files

Google Drive is a free way to keep your files backed up and easy to reach from any phone, tablet, or computer. Start with 15GB of Google storage – free.

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Access to the google drive is locked.

 

[DVPOWERS]

Access to the google drive is locked.

Here is the updated, unlocked link: Mavic auto land flight records - Google Drive

 

[slup]

OK ... so you shared your whole DJI flight records folder & left it to us to guess which flight it could have been that you experienced problems ...

Well, quickly scanned through all your flights & only found valid forcelandings when you was below 0,5m VPS height & kept on commanding negative throttle for further ascending.

One example below ... as you see from the bright green graph you where at 0,3m VPS height & by the blue graph, kept the throttle down enough long for the forcelanding to start (blue background color). This is how it works ... if this was your problem, it's normal.

 

[DVPOWERS]

OK ... so you shared your whole DJI flight records folder & left it to us to guess which flight it could have been that you experienced problems ...

Well, quickly scanned through all your flights & only found valid forcelandings when you was below 0,5m VPS height & kept on commanding negative throttle for further ascending.

One example below ... as you see from the bright green graph you where at 0,3m VPS height & by the blue graph, kept the throttle down enough long for the forcelanding to start (blue background color). This is how it works ... if this was your problem, it's normal.

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Thanks for this. While I'm an experienced pilot, I don't have that much knowledge about flight records. This could solve my issue. I appreciate your contribution.