world record distance

shanek · Jun 20, 2017

Airdata UAV - Flight Data Analysis for Drones:

never mind,link doesnt work

showed my flight from ireland to waaay past east coast of us. just showed up in airdata

shanek · Jun 20, 2017

shanek said:
Airdata UAV - Flight Data Analysis for Drones:

never mind,link doesnt work

showed my flight from ireland to waaay past east coast of us. just showed up in airdata

Erised · Jun 20, 2017

Wow you have a real good battery and signal! Too bad about the water landing

shanek · Jun 20, 2017

Erised said:
Wow you have a real good battery and signal! Too bad about the water landing

she made it home,check the distance meters

nwcove · Jun 20, 2017

you went right past my place...should have sat her down here and i would have topped up the battery for ya.

Deleted member 62848 · Jun 20, 2017

shanek said:
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Yip wow awsome

Erised · Jun 20, 2017

OMG you flew back on the exact same line, your a really really good pilot shanek. Can you tell me where to buy your type of antennas and battery? I would sure like to get me some of those! The telemetry looks fine except for your altitude, I would get the barometer checked out.

Rensi · Jun 20, 2017

MattMPilot · Jun 24, 2017

Hey I did that the other day too! My antenna was about 23 miles long bro!

outlander27 · Jun 25, 2017

wow you got really good solar panels and a flux capacitor on your drone i see

Aotearoa Kiwi · Jun 25, 2017

outlander27 said:
wow you got really good solar panels and a flux capacitor on your drone i see

At 15.8m/s (~60km/hr) over over 7,501km, the flight took over 5 days, wonder how having to top up the blender in flight with used coke tins to feed the flux capacitor was handled?

Alan Russel · Jun 25, 2017

Who said the range on the P3S was no good..lol.

Neon Euc · Jun 25, 2017

You sure the drone didn't take the lazy option and it hitched a lift on a plane then flew off when it got there? [emoji3]

aviator67 · Jun 29, 2017

Were you flying with the Litchi App? I had a flight do the same thing yesterday using a Samsung Galaxy Tab S. It's a data error in the data that was uploaded to AirData. Navigate to the "General" tab in Airdata and click on "Download Original" underneath the image of the flight. Open the data file in Excel and you'll find one row of data is missing a column, causing all of the columns to be offset by one. Delete that row and re-upload the data file manually and everything will be ok. You can then delete the errant file from AirData.