Exactly. If I don't touch anything, the drone will hold its position steady. However, when rotating, the motor performance is not smooth, I think, because it "buzzes" rhythmically, but only when moving like this. In all other directions it does not. When the wind calms down a bit, I'll try to video it.Assume you are not touching anything but the left joystick to create yaw motion? Assume your props are well balanced when drone is stationary?
You could try a simple stick calibration first, this will determine if the yaw stick (or any other) is operating correctly.Hi!
What could be the reason that if I just want to rotate the drone around its z-axis, the z-axis does not stay in one place? While rotating the drone also moves its z-axis in a circle of about 1m diameter.
I did the calibration, but it didn't help.You could try a simple stick calibration first, this will determine if the yaw stick (or any other) is operating correctly.
Start with the simple things first.
Otherwise it does this in all modes (P,S,C).I did the calibration, but it didn't help.
I uploaded 2 videos here:
DJI-Mavic-Mini - Google Drive
drive.google.com
You're right about that, but you can see in the video that it was the same in both directions one after the other, and the wind was minimal and didn't change the moment the drone started to rotate in the other direction.For what its worth, I have never had a drone that stayed perfectly in place when spinning on yaw axis... I think if there's any wind at all, its gonna move a bit, because if wind is hitting it from, say, the left side, as soon as you rotate it, its gonna take a second for the drone to realize that the wind direction has now changed and apply the proper thrust to the proper motors to keep it steady.
No, this doesn't look wind related at all.You're right about that, but you can see in the video that it was the same in both directions one after the other, and the wind was minimal and didn't change the moment the drone started to rotate in the other direction.
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