Sometime back I posted a message and short video (although, I can't seem to find it) about the problem of trying to fly straight. When I push the stick straight forward it flies forward but also to the right. I have to move the stick to the left to compensate. I know others were having this same problem and was wondering if there is going to be a fix for this?
Regards,
Tom   

The gimbal is not perfectly aligned and points to the left ... you have to do some tests and align it through the radio control.

ToscanaDrone Posted at 4-13 09:19
The gimbal is not perfectly aligned and points to the left ... you have to do some tests and align it through the radio control.

No, I can see the UAV move forward and to the right. The gimbal is facing straight ahead.

Tom,

Obvious and somehow irritating question: did you performed FW update and following IMU calibration?

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 4-13 19:13
Obvious and somehow irritating question: did you performed FW update and following IMU calibration?

Yes, I have done the IMU calibrations a few times with the latest firmware. I even tried the stick calibration as well. There were other reports of this problem sometime back as well.

Tom,

I own three Inspire 2's, and this happens on all of them. I have to have the crafts slightly yawed to the left in order for them to go straight.

TheMightyThor Posted at 4-14 20:57
I own three Inspire 2's, and this happens on all of them. I have to have the crafts slightly yawed to the left in order for them to go straight.

Yep, I have to do the same thing. Never had the problem until the last few firmware updates. I wish they had a parameter adjustment to counteract the yaw right movement. I would think that would not be to hard to program in.

Regards,
Tom   

TheMightyThor Posted at 4-14 20:57
I own three Inspire 2's, and this happens on all of them. I have to have the crafts slightly yawed to the left in order for them to go straight.

Yep, I have to do the same thing. Never had the problem until the last few firmware updates. I wish they had a parameter adjustment to counteract the yaw right movement. I would think that would not be to hard to program in.

Regards,
Tom