68 foot all steel vessel. Do you think hand startup and launching (drone would be about 6.5 feet above the upper deck) would be enough to avoid compass error problems?
TIA !
TIA !
68 foot all steel vessel. Do you think hand startup and launching (drone would be about 6.5 feet above the upper deck) would be enough to avoid compass error problems?
TIA !
You have two different kinds of Problems, you have magnetic interference which wont allow to take off at all and you have the compass errors that could happen after the actual flight.
The Lunar Pad offer 2 inches of insulation which has allowed me to launch from the top and hood of my car which is something I could not do if I just put the drone on top of the Car itself.
Today I launched off of an all steel bridge, and I had to lift and lean over for the hand launch and let it hover a good 3 minutes before I felt good , the landing was easy.
So it can be done , but not without some effort and some insulation between you and the steel frame, possibly at the very front of the boat , your titanic moment.
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Designer of Lunar Landing Pad
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Maybe a series of magnets oriented in the perfect configuration to neutralize the magnetic field? Lol j/pYou cannot block magnetic fields with "insulation" - it has no effect at all.
When I saw the notification come through, I thought 'Whhhaaaa?' But it looks like the poster has deleted his comments!!You cannot block magnetic fields with "insulation" - it has no effect at all.
Nahh it looks like they are still thereWhen I saw the notification come through, I thought 'Whhhaaaa?' But it looks like the poster has deleted his comments!!
You cannot block magnetic fields with "insulation" - it has no effect at all.
I am well aware they cannot be blocked . But the OP was trying to bypass them.
However there are several instances where placing the Lunar Pad down allows me not to get the magetic Intereference where as I have to recalibrate the drone .
First instance was in the back of my Trunk:
Off the front hood of my car.
Off the top of the car.
Im not sure they qualify as a true magnetic fields but they can cause me to have to recalibrate.
Im actually making a video of all the places I cannot take off from and than trying to circumvent how I use the Lunar Landing Pad to Hand Launch the drone to bypass it .
So my response was in reference to helping the OP .
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See this post from a member who regularly flies from a 183 metre steel ship:68 foot all steel vessel. Do you think hand startup and launching (drone would be about 6.5 feet above the upper deck) would be enough to avoid compass error problems?
The best you might say is you are adding two inches of separation. Insulation has no relevance here.You have two different kinds of Problems, you have magnetic interference which wont allow to take off at all and you have the compass errors that could happen after the actual flight.
The Lunar Pad offer 2 inches of insulation which has allowed me to launch from the top and hood of my car which is something I could not do if I just put the drone on top of the Car itself.
Today I launched off of an all steel bridge, and I had to lift and lean way over with the Lunar Landing Pad to hand launch and than let it hover a good 3 minutes before I felt it was stable and of course the landing was easy.
So it can be done , but not without some effort and some space between you and the steel frame, possibly at the very front of the boat , your titanic moment.
Phantomrain.org
Designer of Lunar Landing Pad
Gear to fly your Mavic in the rain !
You have two different kinds of Problems, you have magnetic interference which wont allow to take off at all and you have the compass errors that could happen after the actual flight.
The Lunar Pad offer 2 inches of insulation
You seem to enjoy spamming everywhere on this forum which is annoying enough but claims like this are utterly ridiculous. You dont "insulate" magnetic interference with a pad. Basic, simple physics.
Stop giving totally misleading information to people and trying to sell them something.
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