With regards to an idling drone "loss of signal" RTH'ing. I am wondering how this can/could happen. I am seeking possible explanations and not to open a arguement.
So if the drone had been switched on, the motors started and the controller then switched off, the drone, as noted earlier in the thread, either has no homepoint to RTH to or is already at the homepoint.
That leaves the drone landing and the motors remaining at idle whilst the drone is sat on the ground, has anyone seen the motors remain on when a drone has landed? If so what were the circumstances?
I very rarely use an automated landing and I can not remember a manual landing where, if the drone has sat still for a second or so, the motors did not stop automatically.
I have manually landed but immediately taken off by opening the throttle but that has alway been with my opening the throttle as soon as all the 'under carriage' was in contact with the ground. I do not remember a single instance where the motors failed to stop if the drone was left sitting.
