motor speeds up when catching in mid air.

[pilot1]

Which sensor do I disable to prevent the motors from reving up when I want to catch the Mavic in air instead of landing on the ground?

Thank you in advance!!!

 

[msinger]

 

[pilot1]

Thank you very much for the quick reply!!!!

 

[Gasjkh2]

Thanks, did not know about this setting.

 

[dennyc39]

Which sensor do I disable to prevent the motors from reving up when I want to catch the Mavic in air instead of landing on the ground?

Thank you in advance!!!

I've only caught mine once, but tried lifting it gently when I made contact. The motors remained calm until I shut them down holding left stick back for a few seconds. Supported my theory that drone is trying to hold position and resists you moving it. I disabled no sensors.

 

[BossBob]

I only ever land my Mavic gently on my hand and then hold the left stick down to turn off the rotors. I never grab my drone or move the hand that it has landed on until the motors have stopped. If you move that hand at all the drone will try to hold position, or fight you, as some people have described it. That is how sensitive the gyro and IMU are on our drones.

 

[Mellowamoya]

I only ever land my Mavic gently on my hand and then hold the left stick down to turn off the rotors. I never grab my drone or move the hand that it has landed on until the motors have stopped. If you move that hand at all the drone will try to hold position, or fight you, as some people have described it. That is how sensitive the gyro and IMU are on our drones.

if you quickly turn it over the motors stop

 

[RayOZ]

Done it twice. Surprised how easy it was. Much better than landing on grass. When you have white props, you see green stains after it cuts the grass.
Let it hover at eye level, gently place right hand under it, and use left hand to hold left joystick down till motor stops.

 

[frank candor]

I only ever land my Mavic gently on my hand and then hold the left stick down to turn off the rotors. I never grab my drone or move the hand that it has landed on until the motors have stopped. If you move that hand at all the drone will try to hold position, or fight you, as some people have described it. That is how sensitive the gyro and IMU are on our drones.

Hey Kids,
i'm too much of a luddite to play with settings as i land, for 11 months now,.. i hold my palm out flat,..let drone land in hand, it "bounces" 6'' ,...then settles on palm (throttle down)and the motors shut down, easy!

 

[Gasjkh2]

Don’t leave your fingers near the rotor blades like I did the 1st time (lol)!

 

[wytnyt]

That is how sensitive the gyro and IMU are on our drones.

yup very sensitive,i started the props on my spark inside while holding it and the props simply idled but raised it one inch and the motors went full speed,perky little burger

 

[frank candor]

Don’t leave your fingers near the rotor blades like I did the 1st time (lol)!

palm out flat,.. just let it land in the hand