Mavic 3 Continuous Yaw

[pnwbikerboi]

Hello,
I have flown my Mavic 3 a few times and today it just ped me off. I took off, left stick left and it was super slow in Normal mode, then i let off the stick and it continues to rotate the craft, like its got a delay, same happens with right rotation. Countering it does not help either, landed, checked all setting, nothing changed. Placed it in Sport mode and it did not happen.
Any thoughts or anyone seen this happen also?
Thanks
J

 

[mobilehomer]

Hello,
I have flown my Mavic 3 a few times and today it just ped me off. I took off, left stick left and it was super slow in Normal mode, then i let off the stick and it continues to rotate the craft, like its got a delay, same happens with right rotation. Countering it does not help either, landed, checked all setting, nothing changed. Placed it in Sport mode and it did not happen.
Any thoughts or anyone seen this happen also?
Thanks
J

Under the Control tab/advanced gimbal - check your Normal mode Yaw smoothness. Any higher than about 18-20and you get over run.

 

[JoelP]

I haven’t seen this with my Mavic3, but with my old Mavic Air I had a similar issue where it yawed for O level stick in all modes. I recalibrated the sticks and it went away. The fact that your problem only exists in normal mode seems a bit different than my issue, but I would try a stick calibration for lack of a better solution.

 

[pnwbikerboi]

Under the Control tab/advanced gimbal - check your Normal mode Yaw smoothness. Any higher than about 18-20and you get over run.

This actually worked, i don't know how the setting got changed to 70, moved it to 15 and it works as normal.

 

[mobilehomer]

This actually worked, i don't know how the setting got changed to 70, moved it to 15 and it works as normal.

I don't know why, but sometimes a Fly or firmware update causes some of the settings to change. No rhyme or reason.

 

[maggior]

I don't know why, but sometimes a Fly or firmware update causes some of the settings to change. No rhyme or reason.

It's for this reason that I'm in the habit of checking my RTH settings at the start of each flight or at least each flying session.