Stage 1 & 2 functions were designed to save your battery and the Phantom itself by alerting you of insufficient battery voltage. If you see the red led blinking telling you stage 1 has been activated you can activate RTH. However, this might take some precious time for it to complete. Thereby activating stage 2. By this time, it will then begin it's decent and land wherever. If this happens, you'll lose altitude quickly and could cause either a crash or loss of your Phantom by it's trying to perform 2 different functions at once. Trying to RTH and low voltage self-landing.dkako said:Is it possible to program phantom fc40 to "go home" in stage 1 (or better 2) instead of landing ?
If its yes, how ?
If its no, any triks ?
Not a smart thing to do especially if your flying in low altitude when the low voltage alarm triggers. It would hover 3 sec then climb to 60ft and RTH. Now, if you're in low altitude say, 40ft that's as high as it goes. (60ft) to attain RTH. If trees or other obstacles are in the way, it'll crash and won't make it.dkako said:O.K.
But i i wonder if it's posible to program the naza that "auto enable" RTH when stage 1 enabled.
I worry that if i can 't see the red ligth on Phantom (sun , trees, rotation .....) and lose it