Looking for video

[meflyfish]

A couple of weeks ago I watched a video from a guy who did a litchi flight in Star valley WYO and had 2 Altitude values set at 0. The phantom 4 pro worked it's way home using it's sensors . Can you please help me find this video? It was fascinating.

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[biker4life60]

I saw that same video, yes it was quite interesting.

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[Kingpin1965]

A couple of weeks ago I watched a video from a guy who did a litchi flight in Star valley WYO and had 2 Altitude values set at 0. The phantom 4 pro worked it's way home using it's sensors . Can you please help me find this video? It was fascinating.

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Here you go, I remember that video.

 

[biker4life60]

found it.

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[KevMo Photog]

A couple of weeks ago I watched a video from a guy who did a litchi flight in Star valley WYO and had 2 Altitude values set at 0. The phantom 4 pro worked it's way home using it's sensors . Can you please help me find this video? It was fascinating.

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Just watched this for first time. This was a reg Phantom 4 and not the pro though.

 

[smiller]

Wow, I guess that demonstrates that forward OA is active on a Litchi waypoint mission. You just need to be sure your brain is active as well

 

[meflyfish]

Any idea of the date and topic name?


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[meflyfish]

Duh. Missed the link. Thanks


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[Jason Porembski]

Wow that was awesome. I would have sworn it blasted the house.


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[KevMo Photog]

Wow that was awesome. I would have sworn it blasted the house.


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I def think he hit the house too. And the drone recovered and went on. Wow!

 

[bkushner]

One time I created a mission in Litchi...rose to 300 feet initiated the mission and the bird started heading for the ground fast. I aborted and recovered and saw my first waypoint was like -1600. From that day on when I create a mission I double check my altitude...I sure wish Litchi could incorporate some type of fail proof to alert when a waypoint is drastically different then proceeding or alert when your picking too low etc..