Mavdude
Second Officer
Australia
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Given that you notice this when you are lifting, I would say you have a bad connection in the craft, either where the antenna plugs in or at the antenna itself.
It would be a good test to have someone just hold the craft at a distance from you and fold the rear arms out, bump the antennas, bump the craft and see if bumping specifically causes the effects you see on your screen. If bumping does have an effect, then you have something loose.
Just because it has been pulled apart, doesn't mean that the problem will have been seen/noticed.
Sadly a lot of people who do "electronic repair" these days really have very little idea of what is actually wrong with the "component"(circuit board) they are replacing nor how to actually fix it(other than replacing the board).
Hopefully you were able to test today and narrow down the problem a bit.
I know this below does not apply to the OP(original poster), more for just general knowledge ;)
With cell towers, there are many different frequencies. Some are down at 850-900 mhz with a mutltiude of frequencies ranging up to 2600mhz and beyond in some countries. So when someone says they flew in front of one and it didn't effect their drone, doesn't mean that you can fly in front of every tower, some might have an effect, others not. I flew in front of one and nothing was very happy about it and I was only about 200m away. Got out of there quick smart! |
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