When I first started calibrating the compass I did the horizontal circle and then the vertical circle, everything calibrated just fine.... After a flight or two I noticed I had not looked at the diagram well enough and saw that on the vertical calibration the bird should be on its side, with its nose out, and I had been doing it vertically with the nose down, camera pointed at the ground...Now when I do it like the picture shows me the gimbal makes distressed noises and occasionally give me a gimbal limit warning in the app...

Wondering if since the calibration works it is better to do it with the nose down and ignore the diagram...?

When I first started calibrating the compass I did the horizontal circle and then the vertical circle, everything calibrated just fine.... After a flight or two I noticed I had not looked at the diagram well enough and saw that on the vertical calibration the bird should be on its side, with its nose out, and I had been doing it vertically with the nose down, camera pointed at the ground...Now when I do it like the picture shows me the gimbal makes distressed noises and occasionally give me a gimbal limit warning in the app...

Wondering if since the calibration works it is better to do it with the nose down and ignore the diagram...?