Hello everyone, Help needed!
We have been using DJI's WOOKONG-M flight controller for several years now. Recently we purchased 2 new systems, both with the A2 and both using T-motor u7 (v2). One system is a flat 6 and the other a flat 8. We have always used the DJI iOSD overlay for telemetry, specifically voltage readings. It seems that DJI have changed the way they read voltages on the a2. We now have figures randomly moving anything from 22.5 to 20.5 in split seconds. The figure constantly changes making it near impossible to get an accurate reading of where the Lipos are at. The Wookong-m seemed to give a good average of the Lipos and its as though the a2 now reads the current at any given time. Annoying as well these figures trigger voltage protection. So you literately be in flight for a minute on fresh batts and get yellow or red lights on a move which will continue for the whole flight until you power down. Anyone had this issue and know of a workaround? Help much appreciated.
Jon
We have been using DJI's WOOKONG-M flight controller for several years now. Recently we purchased 2 new systems, both with the A2 and both using T-motor u7 (v2). One system is a flat 6 and the other a flat 8. We have always used the DJI iOSD overlay for telemetry, specifically voltage readings. It seems that DJI have changed the way they read voltages on the a2. We now have figures randomly moving anything from 22.5 to 20.5 in split seconds. The figure constantly changes making it near impossible to get an accurate reading of where the Lipos are at. The Wookong-m seemed to give a good average of the Lipos and its as though the a2 now reads the current at any given time. Annoying as well these figures trigger voltage protection. So you literately be in flight for a minute on fresh batts and get yellow or red lights on a move which will continue for the whole flight until you power down. Anyone had this issue and know of a workaround? Help much appreciated.
Jon
