fansef854c89
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Flight distance : 1579888 ft
Germany
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Well, I'm almost sad to know this, but from many issues in the past I have figured out that they are definitely, in soem way, connected.
My guess is that, since the yaw arm uses a magnet for knowing its position, the magnetic sensor uses a compass input to cancel out interference from the earth's magnetic field when controlling the gimbal yaw.
Compass issues lead to a wrong alignment of the yaw arm, and if the drone isn't level (fighting the wind or so) this will also mess up the tilt and a little bit the pitch. This is just a guess, though, based on my past issues.
Again, I'm sad that I know this, because I know it from having issues, but still - so far I have either had issues or not had them. There has never been a flight where they suddenly appeared out of nowhere. |
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