Yesterday, while flying my Mavic Air, when I tried to move the Gimbal up or down, the Air would fly sideways, even though I had not touched the controll sticks. Anyone ever had that problem?
Thanks so much,
TK inTn
Hello and good day. I am sorry for the trouble and thank you for reaching out. Can you please refresh the firmware and try to calibrate the DJI remote controller of the DJI Mavic Air to see if the issue will still persist? I will be posting an official DJI tutorial video on how to properly calibrate the said remote controller. Please keep us posted on the said issue for us to be able to help you further. Thank you.
DJI Stephen Posted at 5-20 12:04
Hello and good day. I am sorry for the trouble and thank you for reaching out. Can you please refresh the firmware and try to calibrate the DJI remote controller of the DJI Mavic Air to see if the issue will still persist? I will be posting an official DJI tutorial video on how to properly calibrate the said remote controller. Please keep us posted on the said issue for us to be able to help you further. Thank you.
DJI Stephen Posted at 5-20 12:20
You are very much welcome. Please keep us posted on the said issue for us to be able to help you further.
I have the same problem!! Calibrating remote does help. The problem is erratic. I can make it stop by using a little forward then reverse stick. Then gimbal tilt works fine but as soon as I go forward or backwards the problem resumes. Very erratic an uncontrollable.
I have had issues with the controller as well, constant beeping, aircraft yawing when ascending or descending etc. Calibration did not cure it. Sent it in to DJI and they replaced the controller. Feels like a new aircraft again, I had forgotten what it was like to fly in a straight line.
I got fooled too, mavic air going straight fwd but cocked in yaw tilt
It is caused by crosswinds
when the crosswind switches the tilt does follow just flying straight fwd or straight reverse
But if no wind exists, should be level yaw, not tilted flying straight fwd