JJB*
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djiuser_1Xk6LosBlijC Posted at 6-2 21:45
hey, after landing, the second one was dry so it's not a problem descending from a high altitude, but in my opinion, the drone software error or damaged sensors.unfortunately, this new drone is only one week old. I'm sending another log will you take a look?I am worried that when I exceed the ceiling of 70m, then when it lowers the flight, when the drone hangs low above the ground, the application shows a negative altitude.
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hey, after landing, the second one was dry so it's not a problem descending from a high altitude, but in my opinion, the drone software error or damaged sensors.unfortunately, this new drone is only one week old. I'm sending another log will you take a look?I am worried that when I exceed the ceiling of 70m, then when it lowers the flight, when the drone hangs low above the ground, the application shows a negative altitude.
Hi,
Had a look at your flight > 2021-05-32-20-53-05.
In this flight no forcelanding bc the condition [0.5 meter AND 100% down ] was not met.
But again the bottom sensor doesn`t work correct, see the chart.
I also notice some gap in values (see bottom chart in chart the green line), the values should not dissapear like this.
Airdata shows the last value for all the next record if VPS height sensor is out of range.
Get DJI to help you out with, imo a warranty claim, your faulty drone.
The barometer altitude is not the same as the bottom height sensor. Negative height is normal to be seen as long as it is withing normal deviation from zero.
If you takeoff from the gound, the baro height is set to zero. If you fly high up and land again at the same spot you would expect to see zero.
But plus or minus some meter is normal, after landing the height is set to zero again.
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