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DJI have already set the optimal vertical speed range for you.What is the optimal vertical speed range?
What makes you say that? Do you have any empirical evidence or data?DJI have already set the optimal vertical speed range for you.
No-one mentioned efficiency.I think it’s a great question that has a very complex answer I don’t have but the answer that 5m/s or 4m/s (still don’t know which one you are referring to) is always the most efficient speed given the wide range of operating conditions seems impossible.
Good point!No-one mentioned efficiency.
The word he used was optimum.
DJI have varied ascent/descent speed from their earlier models before the Mavic and settled on the current speed settings to be a good balance that avoids problems and crashes that used to be a problem.
I think it's a reasonable assumption that DJI propulsion engineers have put some thought and experimentation into the settings.
If you think you know better than DJI's design engineers, you are free to set anything you like.I am looking for the values that are the most benign to the aircraft (least stress to battery, props, etc.), yet keeps it going up or down faster than a snail so I do not waste battery time, enhance cooling, etc. There must be an optimal range, however approximate (wind, temp, elev, etc. of course affects it). What is it?
If you think you know better than DJI's design engineers, you are free to set anything you like.
Let me help you.Let me help you: By design, your bread toaster can toast the slice between 0-300 sec. Bon appétit to the ones toasted for 0 or 300 sec.
Optimal conditions it’s about 5m/s so full throttle up IF....**IF** you are not going forward tooI am looking for the values that are the most benign to the aircraft (least stress to battery, props, etc.), yet keeps it going up or down faster than a snail so I do not waste battery time, enhance cooling, etc. There must be an optimal range, however approximate (wind, temp, elev, etc. of course affects it). What is it?
Don’t worry about down. The optimal decent speed is considerably faster then it will let you.I am looking for the values that are the most benign to the aircraft (least stress to battery, props, etc.), yet keeps it going up or down faster than a snail so I do not waste battery time, enhance cooling, etc. There must be an optimal range, however approximate (wind, temp, elev, etc. of course affects it). What is it?
OPTIMUM - is self defined here -What is the optimal vertical speed range?
Well that’s easy. Fastest with stock parameters is 5 m/s. Can be adjusted to a maximum of 10 m/s.Reading all these comments is somewhat like the committee who designed a horse and got a giraffe! Wasn't the basic question "how fast can the Mav 2 pro go up?
Reading all these comments is somewhat like the committee who designed a horse and got a giraffe! Wasn't the basic question "how fast can the Mav 2 pro go up?
What is the optimal vertical speed range?
It would be helpful if the OP defined "optimal".....longest flight time, least airframe/components stress, etc.What is the optimal vertical speed range?
How do you change the speed if you want to?DJI have already set the optimal vertical speed range for you.
This https://mavicpilots.com/threads/easy-windows-assistant-2-1-1-2-debug-method.65425/How do you change the speed if you want to?