Recent content by misipile

Wow, that's crazy speed. And what I need is exactly opposite - in calm weather, no wind. Obviously, with tail winds you cannot limit it much :)

^^ well, that surelly will :D

Yeah, that could do the trick, physical limitation on the RC. As the last resort option, great. No idea, would it? I am afraid to mess with gains, not too big fan of customizing with trials and errors, not really knowing if my settings will cause it to flip or something.

No, you got me wrong. I know how to control the throttle, have hundreds of flight hours in my fingers, no crashes whatsoever, own 2x P2V+, 1x Inspire 1 and now one P3 Pro. It's more on the regulatory side of the crazy country I live in, if I could find a way to limit just a few meters per...

Is it possible to limit Phantom's speed somehow? I know I can just pull the stick a bit lighter, but I am wondering, if there is a way to limit P3's speed even at full throttle? Thanks.

Nope, I didn't calibrate in RC assitant first. I totally missed that app :oops: After calibration in RC, both assistants now display 0 at both sticks centered, and all directions on both go from -1000 to 1000. Thanks!

After flying Phantom 2V+ for a month now, I just love it. Yet, it seems to act a bit strange in the air lately (or is it just me too paranoid, no idea)? Anyway, I connected it to Assistant and what I have is the A-stick always in slight negative value (ranging from -3 to -10). When moving it...

Yes, 20m is too low, I would feel much more comfortable with at least double the height. Sometimes trees are just high enough to make me extra nervous.

Great thread, I have had P2V+ for few weeks now, always afraid to go into negative altitude. What does the reading say (FPV), does it display altitude in negative format in that case? I can fly in GPS mode below home point, no need to switch to ATTI as long as I have enough satellite locks, right?

Thanks, that's what I thought must be done. Got to order more of these dampers + pins, they seem to wear off pretty quick.

Hi all, I'm new here, just got my P2V+ as a first quad (or any kind of copter) ever. It's so amazing thing, I'm totally addicted. Anyway, two of my dampers seem to be worn out, or to be more exact - semi-broken, so I want to replace them. I know how to do it for the one without anti-drop kit...