I'm traveling now and staying that this apt. over a cliff, overlooking a beautiful gorge, in Spain.
The place has some narrow terraces but the alternative is that this is a popular tourist destination so not too many places to launch.
So I just flew off one of the terraces.
When I first turned it on, it needed a firmware update. I didn't think DJI was still updating the firmware on the M2P, something about better logging.
But compass error which I usually get when I first go to a different country.
Except this time, I had to recalibrate like 3 times before the compass error went away and it went to GPS mode
Then I few briefly, about 100 meters AGL and maybe 150-200 meters from home. Before I could do anything else, about 5 minutes into flight, another compass error
So I don't know, maybe this locale has a lot of man-made or natural magnetic interference?
I'm not sure why kind of rock these cliffs are, they're reddish brown.
Has anyone else encountered anything like this? Compass error before launch, compass error during flight and it returned to home point alright but I'm thinking even if I calibrate it again, it might get error again
Has anyone ever had to move far from where they first tried to fly or maybe give up on a locale because of compass errors?
That's assuming there's an unusual amount of magnetic interference at a particular place, not that there's something wrong with the aircraft or the software.
The place has some narrow terraces but the alternative is that this is a popular tourist destination so not too many places to launch.
So I just flew off one of the terraces.
When I first turned it on, it needed a firmware update. I didn't think DJI was still updating the firmware on the M2P, something about better logging.
But compass error which I usually get when I first go to a different country.
Except this time, I had to recalibrate like 3 times before the compass error went away and it went to GPS mode
Then I few briefly, about 100 meters AGL and maybe 150-200 meters from home. Before I could do anything else, about 5 minutes into flight, another compass error
So I don't know, maybe this locale has a lot of man-made or natural magnetic interference?
I'm not sure why kind of rock these cliffs are, they're reddish brown.
Has anyone else encountered anything like this? Compass error before launch, compass error during flight and it returned to home point alright but I'm thinking even if I calibrate it again, it might get error again
Has anyone ever had to move far from where they first tried to fly or maybe give up on a locale because of compass errors?
That's assuming there's an unusual amount of magnetic interference at a particular place, not that there's something wrong with the aircraft or the software.