I have found that as well.
+1 - I had to go 360 then another 90.
I have found that as well.
This is my second drone from DJI. My first was the Vision 2 + and I never had a no signal or loss of GPS crash. I have had the Phantom 3 for about two weeks and have flown it several times with no problems. I updated the firmware on May 23rd and flew it twice. On the second time, I took off as normal after home point, 10 satellites and flew a distance of about 200 feet. That is when it lost GPS and went straight down. There was nothing I could do. I flew it only after compass calibration and all the updates. This also was an area that I fly all the time.Not sure whether to point the finger at 1.1.9 but the very first flight after updating to 1.1.9 I had a disconnect on my iPad Air 1 It was about 20 seconds into the flight. The video and telemetry just cut out and basically the only thing that fixed it was to land and reboot the P3.. nothing else worked.... I tried restartng the app reinserting the cable etc etc...I hadn't had one disconnect before this and maybe its a coincidence..... as since then I've had a few flights - all fine..
Go figure...
This is my second drone from DJI. My first was the Vision 2 + and I never had a no signal or loss of GPS crash. I have had the Phantom 3 for about two weeks and have flown it several times with no problems. I updated the firmware on May 23rd and flew it twice. On the second time, I took off as normal after home point, 10 satellites and flew a distance of about 200 feet. That is when it lost GPS and went straight down. There was nothing I could do. I flew it only after compass calibration and all the updates. This also was an area that I fly all the time.
I really do not want to buy another Phantom 3 if it is unstable.
This is my second drone from DJI. My first was the Vision 2 + and I never had a no signal or loss of GPS crash. I have had the Phantom 3 for about two weeks and have flown it several times with no problems. I updated the firmware on May 23rd and flew it twice. On the second time, I took off as normal after home point, 10 satellites and flew a distance of about 200 feet. That is when it lost GPS and went straight down. There was nothing I could do. I flew it only after compass calibration and all the updates. This also was an area that I fly all the time.
I really do not want to buy another Phantom 3 if it is unstable.
That fridge looks strikingly empty of beer?!Operation deep freeze is under way
The P3 drank it all.That fridge looks strikingly empty of beer?!![]()
That might explain the "buzzed" flyingThe P3 drank it all.
Quit a long time agoThat fridge looks strikingly empty of beer?!![]()
Like your thinking lolThat fridge looks strikingly empty of beer?!![]()
Check the level of the surface you had the P3 on when you did the IMU and you will probably find thats a bit out to maybe.
It's bolted to concrete, it doesn't get much flatter.
I meant to say lost signal. This is why I don't go to Forums for help.Really?? How sad. You do understand that losing GPS will not make a DJI Phantom go straight down. Must be more to this story but I'm unsure that the discussion belongs here.
So your phantom lost RC signal? Why would anyone use landing option instead of RTH if flying in area where the landing will most likely kill the bird if you lose RC signal. It's not DJI's fault in that case.I meant to say lost signal. This is why I don't go to Forums for help.
Really I'm not saying it's anyone's fault until I figure out what went wrong. I never said I was in landing option. I always thought I was in return to home, but when it starting acting crazy, I tried the return to home putton and giving it up power with no luck. Believe me it was not trying to land. All it said on the app was lost signal in big red letters. The distance was 200 feet. I'm almost possitive failsafe was set ti RTH.So your phantom lost RC signal? Why would anyone use landing option instead of RTH if flying in area where the landing will most likely kill the bird if you lose RC signal. It's not DJI's fault in that case.
Also, DJI US in Torrane, Ca has my drone and logs. We will know soon what happened.Really I'm not saying it's anyone's fault until I figure out what went wrong. I never said I was in landing option. I always thought I was in return to home, but when it starting acting crazy, I tried the return to home putton and giving it up power with no luck. Believe me it was not trying to land. All it said on the app was lost signal in big red letters. The distance was 200 feet. I'm almost possitive failsafe was set ti RTH.
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