Hey everyone!
As per manual it is required to calibrate the compass of the DJIP2 everytime before a flight...or at least if you start from a new point.
However i am wondering if this brings any damage to the gimbal.
Of course the drone is switched on while calibrating the compass and so the gimbal is trying to equalize its movements.
I think in the case of rotating the drone 360 degrees in its standard take off positon there should be any problem.
But the moment i rotate the drone toward its head...basically starting the 2nd phase of the calibration process...the gimbal obviously is in a kind of "unnnatural" position...and the engines work hard to figure out how to keep it stable...
and exactly because of this i am wondering what to do...or if i shouldnt worry about it and just keep on doing as explained in the manual.
Short feedback on this would be much appreciated.
Cheers
As per manual it is required to calibrate the compass of the DJIP2 everytime before a flight...or at least if you start from a new point.
However i am wondering if this brings any damage to the gimbal.
Of course the drone is switched on while calibrating the compass and so the gimbal is trying to equalize its movements.
I think in the case of rotating the drone 360 degrees in its standard take off positon there should be any problem.
But the moment i rotate the drone toward its head...basically starting the 2nd phase of the calibration process...the gimbal obviously is in a kind of "unnnatural" position...and the engines work hard to figure out how to keep it stable...
and exactly because of this i am wondering what to do...or if i shouldnt worry about it and just keep on doing as explained in the manual.
Short feedback on this would be much appreciated.
Cheers