I cant find out if there is a bug in stop&turn function. I would like to program the shot angle for taking stills but it it did not behave as I thought. I want routes with several shooting points.
If for example I put 90 degrees for 5 seconds my hope were it should stay in that direction in 5 seconds.. but usually it just stop and pass the point without making any direction changes.. or it point in wrong directions.. sometimes it doing right though.. is it a bug?
Beyond that I have the common problem with signal lost.. especially when it is at some hundred m plus away. And seems worse in towns than in country side.
Ipad, phantom 2, Futaba. Stripped away the metal case of GC and put it as deep down inside so the antenna reach out longer and in ca 90 degrees.
The F2 total weight is 1500 g w Nex cam.. and it starting wobbles down with 5 m/s and crash (with minor damage) sometimes when I make auto landings. Propeller wash? Just after ca 10 good soft auto landings. Strange. And even after making it 50 gr lighter. Land manually now.
And think carbon prop are more prone to prop wash !? Any experiences ?
Per Pixel Petersson, Sweden
If for example I put 90 degrees for 5 seconds my hope were it should stay in that direction in 5 seconds.. but usually it just stop and pass the point without making any direction changes.. or it point in wrong directions.. sometimes it doing right though.. is it a bug?
Beyond that I have the common problem with signal lost.. especially when it is at some hundred m plus away. And seems worse in towns than in country side.
Ipad, phantom 2, Futaba. Stripped away the metal case of GC and put it as deep down inside so the antenna reach out longer and in ca 90 degrees.
The F2 total weight is 1500 g w Nex cam.. and it starting wobbles down with 5 m/s and crash (with minor damage) sometimes when I make auto landings. Propeller wash? Just after ca 10 good soft auto landings. Strange. And even after making it 50 gr lighter. Land manually now.
And think carbon prop are more prone to prop wash !? Any experiences ?
Per Pixel Petersson, Sweden