Greetings, I was flying waypoint two times yesterday and the altitude was 32 to 34 feet high the
Mavic 3 classic on its own went up higher to some 38 feet and swayed way off by 15 to 20 feet trying to crash in to the power cables, I had to abort the mission to save my
Mavic 3 Classic.
A. When we load up a waypoint Mission it should clearly say on the Waypoint Bar the mission name.
B. When in waypoint mission the altitude in feet must always be visible on top left of the screen while flying.
3. When Hovering when the drone starts to move we should be able to adjust from 0 to 8 seconds gradually build up to Global speed and at the end too before it begins to Hover gradual slow down from 0 to 8 seconds for Cinematic purposes !
4. The video recording should stop at the end of Hower, not before !
5. The " Go " needs to be much bigger and away from others ( On top Center of the screen )
6. I have a hard time making adjustments to altitude as the numbers jump very fast < > for all fine tuning adjustments !
7. Why do I have to keep clicking Start Rec at each and every waypoint, why not the first starting to record and then at the end when I want to stop recording. All points in between should automatically be " Rec " unless I click " Stop Rec "
7. While making other adjustments it unknowingly adds newer way points will certainly cause a crash !
8. The Cancel button to abort RTH needs to be 2 to 3 times bigger and flashing !
I was flying and happen to look up and the drone was missing when I checked the remote screen I saw a tiny " Cancel "
Here is a nice cheap project to make life easier:
A. Order a RE shade for $16.99 to get rid of the glare.
B. Go to Dollar Tree and get this metal piece for $1.25
C. Drill two holes to attach the remote to it.
D. Now get your Nikon camera shoulder strap still in the box and make two more holes on top and adjust the strap to your liking.
Now you don't have to hold the RC remote just control your drone movements gently !
I had bent the bottom pieces in a vise to adjust the remote towards me !
Those two nut were from my computer side panels.
The battery had gone low and RTH had activated without my even noticing it !
Regards,
Ajay