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I understood VPS only works comes into play in denied GPS area if got gps locks then VPS not needed and doesnt come into play
I understood VPS only works comes into play in denied GPS area if got gps locks then VPS not needed and doesnt come into play
Hey GPS doesn't have such accuracy as the VPS. GPS only can detect 1-couple of meters drift and height drift is more. The optical flow detector detects few centimeters horizontal drift @1m, and supersonic sensor also has 10cm precision in vertical. So it's natural to think VPS utilize both info when available (that's under 3m DJI says).I understood VPS only works comes into play in denied GPS area if got gps locks then VPS not needed and doesnt come into play
VPS also works with P-GPS - you can disable that tho. and it only works when you're close the ground.I understood VPS only works comes into play in denied GPS area if got gps locks then VPS not needed and doesnt come into play
You are seeing a reading from the ultrasonics. What indication do you have that the VPS is working?that was what was originally suggested but my experience and what has been confirmed later is that the VPS system, camera and/or ultrasound are active at all times when low enough for them to come into play regardless of GPS or not , IF VPS is on that is, I have also found something is active even when VPS is off as i was able to go up and down a slope last night with VPS off and it followed perfectly,
so with VPS turned on all take off and landings by the APP are VPS assisted, low level flying is VPS assisted, you will see the VPS icon appear when its working and in range.
its there looking and seeing if it can help at all times unless you turn it off,
What indication or verification do you have of this?VPS also works with P-GPS - you can disable that tho. and it only works when you're close the ground.
its makes a significant stability difference at low altitude outdoors for take off.
its really easy to check for yourself actually. just turn it on in the advanced options (VPS that is) and take off in P-GPS mode, stay around 1m high and see how much it moves around (horizontally) (it should be: not much, few centimeters)What indication or verification do you have of this?
P3P. No problem here seems. Noticed it seemed to "take a quick seat" when I get down to a couple inches from the ground but it did that before....i think.
UPDATE: VPS tested indoors moments ago. Works fine on my P3P.
some good news!Flew out 3 packs today with the new firmware, didn't have to reset any options as they were persistent, bird flew out to 1000' fine video and control. Hovered a lot at 4' doing POI 360º turns (practice) and it held altitude just fine, took photos in 4:3 and 16:9, 4:3 had the lines, but I normally shoot in 16:9 to add stills to movies in post. So far all is good.
IOS or Android? Just wondering since not everyone is having the trouble. Loooks like P3A and P3P both have had the same thing happen. Just a thoughtGents, I found a problem with the new firmware. It may be widespread or just on my bird (doubt it). My VPS isn't working properly. Once the craft is about 4'feet from the ground it descends to the ground without notice. It won't hold altitude under 10 feet. It just lands and not too slowly either. Just an FYI to keep your hands on your controls and eyes in the sky when your bringing her in. Has nothing to do with battery level etc and I checked and double checked all settings. Ugh. Come on DJI. And yes, no issues with my bird prior. It flew fine 20 mins before the firmware was updated. Thx and I hope this helps a few of you out there avoid meltdown. Let's hope there is a fix lined up for this.
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