GabeZ
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Flight distance : 768448 ft
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Mike-the-cat Posted at 2017-4-11 23:49
Just to counter your argument, I travel quite a bit and only with very long distances >> 200km do you need to calibrate a compass. It is strongly advised that with the Magic, P4P and I2, you DO NOT calibrate unless asked to. Mark and Focus4 both posted advice on this. Let me add my voice. I've not had any issues with my I2 but the I1 occasionally issued such messages, always quite brief.
Another thing is that although these craft can be yanked around in the air like yo-yos, you increase your chance of generating an 'event' that causes temporary disorientation.
Well let me counter back. If something should happen to the aircraft, the first thing DJI is going to ask is "Did you calibrate?" Often times, this is to prove to that no new variables were introduced, but what I find is that DJI will use it as a excuse for not covering something under warranty. In fact, every single time I've called or chatted with their support, the first thing out of their mouth was "You should calibrate." Furthermore, I hardly ever treat my aircraft like a yo yo, but if the job calls for it....... yo yo away.
But I'll be sure and let you know if calibrating each time does or does not improve my situation. So far, no significance or change. |
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