Maiden flight - Green lights, but PV wont fire up?

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I went to do my maiden flight and everything was good, calibrated compass, got green flashing lights......but the PV wouldn't fire up when both sticks were brought down and together.

PV sat there flashing green. Any ideas?
 
Do you mean on the PV LEDs? I think it stayed green the entire time.
 
That stinks! I will try the recal on the tx and rx and see how that goes.
 
Geert said:
Yes, the rear PV LEDs .
I could not start the motors. I had green flashing LEDs , 6 or more satellites . When I wanted to start the motors by pulling the sticks down towards each other ,CSC , then I got 1 single short red flash led just on the moment the sticks were down. After that they start flashing green again.
I reported this to DJI.
They asked me to recalibrate rx and tx.
Unfortunately, no result.
I sended my PV back to the dealer, still waiting for news.......

Was your P2V on level ground? The reason I am asking is because this specific issue happened to me once, but my P2V was on the grass (uneven ground). Hasn't happened since I've been taking off on pavement.
 
was on even ground - yes
 
Yes - all firmware was updated just prior to flying.
 
recalibrated the tx and now it works......had an AWESOME first flight.....will post some of it soon
 
Re-calibrated the Tx and it worked!!!!

Had an awesome first flight......took some video, which really is affected by my jerky inputs.....but at least I didnt crash it.

Pretty windy day here in chicagoland and the GPS mode worked awesome!!!!!!

Didn't do a POV flying.....too scary at this point, but will try it next time. I will post the videos soon.

Thanks for all your help!
 
Our maiden flight of the Phantom Vision......complete success.....really nice to fly!!!!.....went up to about 200 ft a couple times.

Now dethawing our fingers......is freakin cold out there today. The video was shot at the slower shutter speed and my inputs were a little jerky.....so youll see the video is a bit jerky too.

I am assuming the video settings are defaulted to the lowest quality shutter speed...Ill have to check

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrvjukLi ... nzEKJhmJ8Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Sf_MK0 ... 8Q&index=2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h31bq2KL ... 8Q&index=1
 

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