I have a dji mini pro and most of the time it shows a negative height on the RC i have calibrated it but it keeps coming back

Hello, there. Sorry for the inconvenience. Would you please tell us when the issue occurs most of the time?

DJI Wanda Posted at 8-13 03:40
Hello, there. Sorry for the inconvenience. Would you please tell us when the issue occurs most of the time?

Hi Wanda thanks for your reply it happens quite often when it just takes off also the sticks seem to go out of calibration  so we re calibrate them and its ok then after a while it starts again
Dave

djiuser_vmyKHUvKxLfq Posted at 8-13 04:04
Hi Wanda thanks for your reply it happens quite often when it just takes off also the sticks seem to go out of calibration  so we re calibrate them and its ok then after a while it starts again
Dave

May we confirm if you are using DJI Mini 3 Pro?
May we know more details about "sticks go out of calibration"?

DJI Wanda Posted at 8-13 22:36
May we confirm if you are using DJI Mini 3 Pro?
May we know more details about "sticks go out of calibration"?

Hi it is a dji mini 3 pro its the problen with the right stick it keeps going slow when trying to turn left or right

djiuser_vmyKHUvKxLfq Posted at 8-13 23:38
Hi it is a dji mini 3 pro its the problen with the right stick it keeps going slow when trying to turn left or right

No sorry its the left hand stick when turning the drone left ir right

djiuser_vmyKHUvKxLfq Posted at 8-13 23:39
No sorry its the left hand stick when turning the drone left ir right

Thanks. Maybe you can try the EXP settings in DJI FLY APP?

DJI Wanda Posted at 8-14 00:33
Thanks. Maybe you can try the EXP settings in DJI FLY APP?

Hi Wanda i have replied to your questions but had nothing back from your self
About trying the DJI Fly app
Thanks

djiuser_vmyKHUvKxLfq Posted at 8-17 03:01
Hi Wanda i have replied to your questions but had nothing back from your self
About trying the DJI Fly app
Thanks

Sorry for the late response. May I also know your location, please? There is a situation possibly happen, since the barometer is easily affected by air temperature changes and other factors, resulting in air pressure changes. This can lead to a deviation in the barometer metered altitude, which is normal for the air pressure-based altitude determination.

After the aircraft stays on the ground for a while, the displayed altitude will return to normal, however it's a very slow process.