OK folks...I've really made an effort to figure out the purpose and effects of the gain settings in the DJI NAZAM Assistant software through experimentation and reading, but I just can't seem to grasp the meaning from the manual, nor appreciate any meanigful differences by dropping the recommended 15% between each flight.
The reason I'd like to understand the purpose and effects better is that I find I'm using only a tiny fraction of my stick throw in the course of piloting my Phantom. Consequently truly precise control eludes me since the stick movements are so fine. This is particularly true in pitch, where only the most imperceptible stick inputs are required to send my bird flying forward at unnecessarily fast speeds. I run out of room fast in my yard.
So...do I dial the gain way down (like 60% or so) in that axis? I already dropped it to 100%, IIRC.
Just what effect is the gain SUPPOSED to have on the operation of the Phantom??
PF
The reason I'd like to understand the purpose and effects better is that I find I'm using only a tiny fraction of my stick throw in the course of piloting my Phantom. Consequently truly precise control eludes me since the stick movements are so fine. This is particularly true in pitch, where only the most imperceptible stick inputs are required to send my bird flying forward at unnecessarily fast speeds. I run out of room fast in my yard.
So...do I dial the gain way down (like 60% or so) in that axis? I already dropped it to 100%, IIRC.
Just what effect is the gain SUPPOSED to have on the operation of the Phantom??
PF