Interesting test from Bill the Drone reviewer.

Seems to work.

Vlas Posted at 5-21 06:03
Seems to work.

Oh Yes it works perfectly I get 99% precision all times. In the video it lands in the same exact place every time because of the air or maybe an obstacle.

Niknik Posted at 5-21 06:33
Oh Yes it works perfectly I get 99% precision all times. In the video it lands in the same exact place every time because of the air or maybe an obstacle.

That's great!

I suspect the nearby Jacuzzi caused the issue. The MA2 came down on top of the pad every time, and once it descended to the height of the Jacuzzi the MA2 always moved forward and away from the obstacle. The test should be done with sufficient clearance on all sides.

MisterFrag Posted at 5-21 07:49
I suspect the nearby Jacuzzi caused the issue. The MA2 came down on top of the pad every time, and once it descended to the height of the Jacuzzi the MA2 always moved forward and away from the obstacle. The test should be done with sufficient clearance on all sides.

The same thoughts that I had when I first saw this video.  I find on my own MA2 that the RTH landing is very precise when take off for done as suggested in the manual.

MisterFrag Posted at 5-21 07:49
I suspect the nearby Jacuzzi caused the issue. The MA2 came down on top of the pad every time, and once it descended to the height of the Jacuzzi the MA2 always moved forward and away from the obstacle. The test should be done with sufficient clearance on all sides.

He's done that test with lots of other drones in the same spot.

BobWinNV Posted at 5-21 14:11
The same thoughts that I had when I first saw this video.  I find on my own MA2 that the RTH landing is very precise when take off for done as suggested in the manual.

He's done that test with lots of other drones in the same spot.

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DAFlys Posted at 5-22 00:56
He's done that test with lots of other drones in the same spot.

Entirely possible Air 2 has a lower tolerance for rear obstacles during landing, as it has a *really* low back end. Never had an M2, but willing to bet it’d behave similarly, for the same reason.

0rcinus Posted at 5-22 05:58
Entirely possible Air 2 has a lower tolerance for rear obstacles during landing, as it has a *really* low back end. Never had an M2, but willing to bet it’d behave similarly, for the same reason.

He did the same test with the Mavic 2 pro and it was much closer for the same spot.