I updated the craft firmware, but not the Go app. I still have 32 channels, it work find for ground testing last night.Watch this may be the firmware that removes the 32 channel hack
Sometimes USB cables have really poor conducting wires, even though continuity is solid, not intermittent. Resistance is high in some cables and this can cause havoc. Other USB cables are NOT data cables, they only have the charge cables. I've noticed there is no industry standard to signify a "charge cable only" type of cord. We cannot assume all cords will transfer data, and with the new higher charge rate cell phones at 2 and 3 am charge rates, you cannot assume any old USB cable will work. For instance, if you have an old 2amp @ 5V USB charger that has worked just fine on your Samsung S5 cellphone using a miniUSB connector, you CANNOT expect that same cable and charger to work with a new LG-G5 buy using an adapter (miniUSB to Type C USB). The LG-G5 needs 3A to charge, or it won't charge, which sucks in a way.Went off without a hitch last night on the update. Flying it today to check for issues. Btw, I tried one USB cord that I had laying around to plug bird into computer with. It did not work. At last resort I tried the cable that came with my Phantom and it opened up DJI Assistant immediately. Had to just be a bad cord I guess. Had me worried for a while. LOL
What's the process for updating more than one battery with this FW update? I assume on the first pass the P4 will also update the battery's FW that's installed, but what about spares? Will the P4 just update those as they are inserted, or do you have to do something special on the app to update each one individually?
Phantom 3 and 4 update batteries as they are inserted, provided you don't format your SD card. It will typically appear as the firmware update didn't happen, and say "update firmware" but this is because the battery needs updated. That is, if this one actually updates battery firmware?
I thought with the P4, the updates are loaded internally and not stored on the removable SD card, am I wrong?
I did the upgrade too. Towards the end of the upgrade install, it said there was
Strangely enough, my gimbal squeak is gone, also. It is strange that could rectified with software.Updated Phantom 4 today, went through with a hitch. It did say something about incompatible device, but I hit ok, it went complete. Power cycled, all seems good and gimbal squeak is gone... I mean really? Firmware caused gimbal squeak?
To be sure, rc firmware supposed to be 1.6, right?
Strangely enough, my gimbal squeak is gone, also. It is strange that could rectified with software.
I'm charging a battery at this moment to get me in the air to test the new app and bird firmware. I flew last night with the new firmware, and I didn't see anything different. Still, whichever one stopped that squeak, I'm really happy.
Still have altitude drop with the latest firmware but it isn't as bad as before.
No shyt!! What the heck?I'm shocked I say that there isn't a gimbal level fix in this release. Darn.
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That could easily be gone anyway, meaning that "squeak" was likely going to rub itself gone eventually.I re-read the release info, and it was mentioned about "gimbal calibration sound" or something like that... it makes me wonder if there wasn't supposed to be some sort of sound, beep or otherwise the indicated Gimbal calibration, and for whatever reason that sound byte failed miserably, and it wasn't hardware sound at all?
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