Sean-bumble-bee
Captain
Flight distance : 15997 ft
United Kingdom
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First thoughts would be
1) "After the propellers start spinning, I directly push the right stick upward" RIGHT STICK????? for most people that would be the horizontal movement control stick, NOT the vertical control. Have you changed the controllers stick mode? Also, from memory, using automated launch requires a press of the button to start the motors and then a separate prolonged press of the button to actually launch the drone but I have used the automated launch method only for experimentation, I normally use the CSC to start the motors and then give the drone throttle (LEFT stick for me).
2) as per post no3, i.e. one or more props on the wrong motor, either as a pair or, and 'worse', singly'. Props on one motor are supposed to be changed as a pair, they are probably a balanced pair replacing just one bade may cause imbalance and consequent vibration.3) as per post no2, if 2) is the problem -----Switch the room's lights on then press the blue "unlock" word, then press "agree". BUT and extending discussion of post no 2
a) I would not use the automated motor start and launch indoors, I would use the CSC to start the motors and then add throttle to launch.
b) As this may be your first drone flight I would not make that flight indoors at all.
c) the reason it will not take off is that the drone has too little GPS signal and thinks the lighting is too dark for the vision system (VPS)to work. If both GPS and VPS are unavailable the drone will fly in ATTI mode i.e. no position holding and NO BRAKING. ...........For me, indoors, I get the message shown in post 2 almost every time and this is due to the light reaching the bottom of the drone being inadequate but as soon as the drone lifts of sufficient light reaches the surface beneath the drone and VPS can work BUT YOU NEED TO BE WARY, there may indeed be too little light and the drone will indeed fly in ATTI mode. You need skill to control an ATTI flight, especially indoors.
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