I notice that on a normal RTH landing, my P3A lands as much as 8 feet from the home spot. Is this normal, or do I have a problem?
Thanks for any advice.
Regards, Jim
Thanks for any advice.
Regards, Jim
RTH landing is going to be as close as consumer GPS technology will allow.I notice that on a normal RTH landing, my P3A lands as much as 8 feet from the home spot. Is this normal, or do I have a problem?
That's down to GPS accuracy which is variable.I've heard a number of instances where the P4 will land exactly in the same place. Anybody with a P4 care to validate/invalidate the claim? Just curious more than anything.
That is what I thought but I have read from at least 3 different sources that the p4 lands exactly where it took off. If that is indeed the case, just wondering how it does it.That's down to GPS accuracy which is variable.
Sometimes it will and sometimes it won't.
As stated. I land my self. Always within inches. I can land quicker and more accurate. Use rth to being it back sure. As it it landing. Take control. It's your bird. If you don't no one else will.
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P2, P3 or P4 will often land quite close, but sometimes be a little further away.That is what I thought but I have read from at least 3 different sources that the p4 lands exactly where it took off. If that is indeed the case, just wondering how it does it.