I took my Air2S out flying the last couple days. Both days I spent a lot of time battling the drone from climbing on its own while going forward. And I am not talking a foot or two. I am talking about 100 ft in height over 1000 ft in distance. The wind was bad yesterday (approx. 25 mph 48 deg F) and wasn't so bad today (approx. 9 mph 49 deg F). A couple of days ago I did a sensor calibration with the camera and sensors. But that should not have done anything like this. So any help would be appreciated.

I had an issue where mine was turning to the left while pushing straight forward. I re-calibrated the controller and cleaned all sensors with a q tip and haven’t had the issue since. Hope that maybe helps.

Hi there. Thanks for notifying us about this concern. We're sorry you've experienced such issues. Here are some recommendations that may help the performance of the drone:
1. Calibrate the RC, aircraft IMU, and compass.
2. After the calibrations, please do a test flight in an environment with a strong GPS signal.
Kindly keep us updated. Thank you.

When you say calibrate the RC how do you do that?

Hi

If you like share your flightlog for this issue, use > https://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/
Post the uploaded link on here.

bad GPS does not make a drone increase its height.....
bad compass the same....

cheers
JJB

JJB* Posted at 3-29 04:28
Hi

If you like share your flightlog for this issue, use > https://www.phantomhelp.com/LogViewer/Upload/

Using this log reporter How do I use this?

Shawgod Posted at 3-29 04:01
When you say calibrate the RC how do you do that?

It's an option in the app menus.   Try 3dot menu -> control then scroll down to "RC calibration".

Shawgod Posted at 3-29 05:17
Using this log reporter How do I use this?

Flightlog.txt is on your device, internal memory
What i do....connect the RC to my PC where it shows in the file explorer.


cheers
JJB

Shawgod Posted at 3-29 04:01
When you say calibrate the RC how do you do that?

Hi there. Apologies for the late response. You may refer to the instructions shared by Sean-bumble-bee above. From the DJI Fly's Camera View, tap the three-dot menu, and it will route you to Settings.

Please let us know should you have other concerns.