Good morning all, really enjoy reading/learning here everyday, Thanks!
I noticed this past weekend that my PV2-V3 was not spinning as tightly as I remembered under the yaw command. I checked the props, which I had previously balanced, and found a few light bug gouges. I performed an advanced IMU Calibration and swapped in some brand new props, (all four were balanced properly out of the package!) and tried the yaw command again. I'd estimate that the center point of the bird traverses a circle of between 4 and 5 feet in the course of a 360 degree yaw. Is this normal? I've read here of members indicating that they experienced pinpoint spinning about the center point.
This was the first time I've performed an advanced IMU cal since Ive owned the Phantom. I got an indication of a high MC temp, but the calibration continued anyway. Both the Phantom and the air temperature in the room where I was calibrating was 71 degrees.
Any insight or recommendations are welcomed.
Thanks,
John
I noticed this past weekend that my PV2-V3 was not spinning as tightly as I remembered under the yaw command. I checked the props, which I had previously balanced, and found a few light bug gouges. I performed an advanced IMU Calibration and swapped in some brand new props, (all four were balanced properly out of the package!) and tried the yaw command again. I'd estimate that the center point of the bird traverses a circle of between 4 and 5 feet in the course of a 360 degree yaw. Is this normal? I've read here of members indicating that they experienced pinpoint spinning about the center point.
This was the first time I've performed an advanced IMU cal since Ive owned the Phantom. I got an indication of a high MC temp, but the calibration continued anyway. Both the Phantom and the air temperature in the room where I was calibrating was 71 degrees.
Any insight or recommendations are welcomed.
Thanks,
John