Edwin T
lvl.4
Flight distance : 567375 ft
Malaysia
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Bashy Posted at 11-21 20:13
Hi, the camera, nor the + in live view or landing slowly has any effect whatsoever and here is why, once the Mini 2 gets to about foot in distance from your hand, it automatically takes over and lands itself in a slow manner.
One other thing, i myself would never recommend the Palm landing, the reason being is that there are a few variables that can go wrong thus causing a broken Mini 2 or worse, injury, The main one is wind, it just needs one rogue gust and ouch, another is a not so flat palm, or not level. Also, when using the palm, you have a lot more of your arm in play and the mini 2 is much closer to the head and body, ie nearer the props as opposed to using the pincer grip method. With the pincer grip, just your hand is in play as you're reaching up with an outstretched arm, (or at least it should be done that way to mitigate issues), the drone is away from the head and body at all times. Thats just my take on it is all
Yes true, as mention in the title, only those that are confident in doing it, otherwise not recommended to land on palm.
As you said, one gust or wind will cause harm to yourself.
So the palm landing require skills.
It helps a lot to you if one can master it, suitable for tight space, area landing or even on boat somewhere.
Either Pincer or Palm open hands landing require practice
Practice makes perfect, as long as you don't stress the drone like flipping over it which shown on many videos to stop the motor, it will be fine.
The above I've share is if you wish precise landing or exact landing, when the camera tilt down 90 degress, that way you can see where the drone land, even sometimes RTH give wrong landing spot . |
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