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OK, here's a log of a flight made with Litchi. Same thing happens (apparently) when flown with DJI Go 4. Thanks! DJI Flight Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.comCheck out your TXT flight log to see if it explains what happened. You can upload and view it online here. If you'd like other people to review and comment on your flight log, then please post a link back here after you upload it.
Here's another log, this time flown using DJI GO 4. What are the VPS and IMU altitudes? DJI Flight Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.comOK, here's a log of a flight made with Litchi. Same thing happens (apparently) when flown with DJI Go 4. Thanks! DJI Flight Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.com
Could be a downward sensor issue. Disable those and see if that solves the problem. They may just need a good cleaning.
"IMU" is the altitude based on data from the Phantom's barometer. "VPS" is the altitude calculated by the sensors on the bottom of the Phantom.What are the VPS and IMU altitudes?
You're right. The gimbal guard was the problem. So I removed it for good and recalibrated all the sensors.
Why not? This gimbal guard was made to be flown with, but the designer must have forgotten about the downward pointing sensors! If you've had a Phantom 3 Advanced drop from the sky because of battery failure like I have, twice, you'd understand why I would use a gimbal guard.you were flying with the gimbal guard on?!?
good grief, people.
That makes sense! I can now see from the second log I posted that the VPS stayed near 0 while IMU was a relatively high value!"IMU" is the altitude based on data from the Phantom's barometer. "VPS" is the altitude calculated by the sensors on the bottom of the Phantom.
You're kidding right? You never fly the P4P with the gimbal guard on!Why not? This gimbal guard was made to be flown with, but the designer must have forgotten about the downward pointing sensors! If you've had a Phantom 3 Advanced drop from the sky because of battery failure like I have, twice, you'd understand why I would use a gimbal guard.
No, I was serious. What's wrong with a gimbal guard if the sensors could only bypass it!
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