I have a Spark, and yesterday before flight I've got the calibrate compass message before start flight, I've checked the sensors and compass bar was green, ignored the calibration and start the flight.... when it was on Auto Land (after RTH), when was about 5 meters I've realize that it was too fast (GPS mode) and there was no time to cancel and hitsthe ground, bounce, and finally landed... I've have check everything, and not a scratch ou or damage, system ok, sensors... just had to recalibrate the IMU again...
The city I was is at sea level, but I live in another city about 845 mts above sea level.
Detail: and he landed he was marking altitude of 27,9 mts.... at the Home Point...
This change of location, always needs calibration of compass and could caused this or could be anything else?
You have to be careful as almost all concrete structure has reinforced bars within and this cause compass error. Before doing anything,hold the AC up and see if the compass issue goes away and you get the all green to fly.
If it is green to fly, use gesture mode lift-off and palm landing.
rimza Posted at 2018-2-12 08:08
You have to be careful as almost all concrete structure has reinforced bars within and this cause compass error. Before doing anything,hold the AC up and see if the compass issue goes away and you get the all green to fly.
If it is green to fly, use gesture mode lift-off and palm landing.
There two cars, near where the Spark landed.... probably that causes the compass when near to the ground... Well, I think it could have been this then