FPV camera for DJI app

[PVFlyer]

A new beta v3.1 is available. If you have signed up as beta tester, you may update v3.1 beta in TestFlight.

- New: Terrain elevation on Google Map with WP/Target/Home elevation & AFE (Above Field Elevation)
- New: Custom Telemetry of Lowest/Average/Highest Cell Voltage (L.C.V, A.C.V, H.C.V)
- New: Custom Telemetry available in Mission Planner
- Fixed: Custom Warning in Mission Planner
- Fixed: P4 Panorama mode drift issue

 

[alokbhargava]

We plan to add terrain elevation on Google Map in Mission Planner, which might help a lot for planning and flying around hills/mountains.

Zoom Level (in Camera mode Navigation Map): Adjust the auto-zoom level to ensure Home, Pilot, Phantom indicators fitting well in Navigation Map per your preferred zoom scale. Once you fly out a bit and change zoom level, you will understand how it works though the default value usual works fine.

FPV Camera shares most of camera settings with DJI GO, and those settings are stored on aircraft camera regardless which app to use.

You might need Google Earth APIs to get terrain info.

 

[PVFlyer]

You might need Google Earth APIs to get terrain info.

We don't use Google Earth API. We use multiple DEM sources including Google Elevation Services.

 

[alokbhargava]

Great. Your team is so open to discuss things, thanks.

 

[PVFlyer]

Great. Your team is so open to discuss things, thanks.

This is an example of a mountain terrain mission. Does it make sense to you?

• Waypoint Elevation: Field elevation of waypoint. The screenshot shows 794m at waypoint-1 and 884m at waypoint-2 respectively.

• Target (POI) Elevation: Field elevation of target (POI). The screenshot shows 932m at target-1, which is a weather radar station at the peak of mountain.

• Height: This is normal planned Height of waypoints and targets above/below home point (as known as AHL - Above Home Level). All waypoint/target altitude settings are based on Height. The screenshot shows 150m at waypoint-1 and 180m at waypoint-2 respectively.

• AFE (Above Field Elevation): This is planned altitude of waypoints and targets above/below the field terrain (calculated per home point elevation + Height - waypoint/target elevation). The screenshot shows 49m at waypoint-1 and -11m at waypoint-2 respectively, while negative value means crash. If we fly this mission, aircraft will crash into mountain/tree between waypoint-1 and waypoint-2. AFE also excludes trees, buildings, power line towers or any obstacles in the field, which should be taken into account in planning stage.