www.phantomhelps.com addresses gimbal tilt...just trying to help...
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Well Walt, that won't connect. Thanks anyway.www.phantomhelps.com addresses gimbal tilt...just trying to help...
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So, you're connecting one action with a disassociated reaction. I had the bog-standard horizon issue before I undertook a 4c (that's 38f) IMU calibration and it's still there. The IMU calibration has no effect on the operation of the gimbal, period.Personal observation though I admit speculation at this point.
I did a cold (50 degree) AC IMU one evening to reduce warm up time and the next day and since, horizon was tilted. I believe others have seen gimbal tilt issues corrected by IMU.
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Confused Numone? It's a great site here in the states...
Had the same issue like Numone.
The correct site is called www.phantomhelp.com not Phantomhelps.com
There might be some confusion because doing a gimbal calibration after doing the imu is often recommended. It's the gimbal cal that, hopefully, clean up the horizon tilt. It didn't in one of my birds. Corrected the tilt in the Go app.So, you're connecting one action with a disassociated reaction. I had the bog-standard horizon issue before I undertook a 4c (that's 38f) IMU calibration and it's still there. The IMU calibration has no effect on the operation of the gimbal, period.
Correct. Unfortunately, I've found the horizon tilt is practically impossible to fix completely. I've tried the app at home and in the air, cali at home and in the air and I still have the darn thing. The only thing I've found to temp fix it is to yaw hard in the opposite direction then let it hover. That seems to fix it for a while but it comes back.There might be some confusion because doing a gimbal calibration after doing the imu is often recommended. It's the gimbal cal that, hopefully, clean up the horizon tilt. It didn't in one of my birds. Corrected the tilt in the Go app.
I was going to ask the exact same question... when I had this issue I moved 50 feet and had no issue, didn't need to recalibrate and it flew perfectly.Did you attempt the recal in the same location? When the bird starts up ok and then gives you a compass error message after you take off, it usually means that there is some type of magnetic interference (e.g. Lots of metal nearby) at the site. What happens is that the bird initializes everything in the distorted field and when you climb out of range of the anomaly, the bird thinks that there is a compass problem because of the now undistorted field
Ahhh shoosh...My apologies to all for citing an incorrect URL... [emoji15]
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