OK, I'm fairly new to this drone capper and had 2 flights with my new M2. Now the downward and rear sensors are showing an error. Tried to recalibrate and completed front sensors OK but the downward just doesn't seem to do anything while calibratiing even though they seem to work when landing. Had the mini for 3 weeks wasn't impressed so thought I'd upgrade, really not impressed

Try downscaling your display screen to 720 - that worked for me.

A J Posted at 9-27 10:45
Try downscaling your display screen to 720 - that worked for me.

Thanks but already had done that to enable to calibrate the front sensors.

Bigdom Posted at 9-27 11:24
Thanks but already had done that to enable to calibrate the front sensors.

Try an alternative PC or Mac

A J Posted at 9-27 11:29
Try an alternative PC or Mac

Yeah on the wife’s laptop now, still fek all

Bigdom Posted at 9-27 12:39
Yeah on the wife’s laptop now, still fek all

Not sounding too good. May be a long shot but make sure the sensors are clean and the room is thoroughly lit. You could also try refreshing the firmware on assistant 2 for Mavic.

Yeah all software upto date and the sensors are mint. Its only out of the box 2 days ago. What I did notice was the unit didn't seem to be very stable even before warnings/errors came on the screen.

Nice keep it

Took it back for another refund. DJI isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Bigdom Posted at 10-3 10:03
Took it back for another refund. DJI isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Where you successful?

SizedToaster0 Posted at 10-6 01:19
Where you successful?

Yeah, got my money back now I’ve ,£1000 burning a hole in my pocket

I would look closely at the bottom sensors you might need to clean the sensor lens with the Qtip. Also while calibrating hold the Drone from the top center area make sure nothing block at the rear.
Also, you need to track this happens out of the box issue or after a few flights. The hard surface of rocks also impacts the bottom sensor that might scratch.

EZ-Flying Posted at 10-13 09:33
I would look closely at the bottom sensors you might need to clean the sensor lens with the Qtip. Also while calibrating hold the Drone from the top center area make sure nothing block at the rear.
Also, you need to track this happens out of the box issue or after a few flights. The hard surface of rocks also impacts the bottom sensor that might scratch.

The drone was only out if the box so the lenses were perfect.

So must be OEM defected

Try down scaling that will work

Returned it