When I bought the Mavic 2 on release one of the things I admired most was it's ROCK STEADY STABILITY. I could do a 30 minute hyper lapse and no movement. Now, for the past couple of months I'm getting drifting and or turning and on 0 wind days.

Anyone know what would cause a once steady drone to start moving like this? Movement was one of the things I hated about my P4P 2 and it's approaching that.

Anything I can try?

Thanks

IMU calibration?

Could be magneric, electro-magnetic or gps interference, are you getting any warnings?

I will try IMU Cali..No warnings...thanks

@BrianKushner : i have got the same problem , you can see here ->
@El Diabolico & SPIKE_151 : before each flight, I calibrate my IMU and compast to have the safest flight . I thought it was due to the wind but I had already made videos with more difficult weather conditions without this problem pause at M2P
(Google tradution: soz for my english )

Hi, we're sorry to know about this situation. You may re-calibrate the IMU and compass of your drone to see if there will be changes. I would recommend checking the GPS signal if it would be strong enough to fly your drone and avoid interference to prevent the incident. Please keep us posted on the latest progress.

El Diabolico Posted at 3-19 23:54
IMU calibration?

Who is down-voting a suggestion for an IMU calibration???

BrianKushner Posted at 3-20 10:23
I will try IMU Cali..No warnings...thanks

You are welcome, good luck.

El Diabolico Posted at 3-21 04:22
Who is down-voting a suggestion for an IMU calibration???

People with no life’s

Yeah like everyone else, just recalibrate everything in a place with 0 interference and metal.

DJI Tony Posted at 3-20 16:58
Hi, we're sorry to know about this situation. You may re-calibrate the IMU and compass of your drone to see if there will be changes. I would recommend checking the GPS signal if it would be strong enough to fly your drone and avoid interference to prevent the incident. Please keep us posted on the latest progress.

i will try this weekend. thx for replay

BRentAP03 Posted at 3-21 05:42
Yeah like everyone else, just recalibrate everything in a place with 0 interference and metal.

Well, it doesnt hurt to recommend a solution. I know its a "generic" solution, but you never know until you try it.

sounds like an IMU calibration is needed.

Valérien Posted at 3-21 10:58
i will try this weekend. thx for replay

Hi, thanks for the prompt reply. Please keep us posted on the latest progress. Thank you for continued support.

Hi,
I tested this weekend , maybe a little less wind but I can see a progress compared to the last video. I will make other videos to compare.
Thank you for reading me and to your answers
Cordially, V

I used to get that a lot on my Air.  Never thought about doing an IMU calibration.  I will look out for that on my 2.