Kuau,
Thank you for the reply. I will load that firmware and try it.
About the drifting and the ATT and return home functions, it is understandable that they won't work as long as there is drifting in the AHRS
like I mentioned before, I calibrated my quad before flight and during flight I had to compensate on the roll and pitch more and more, until my pitch was almost maxed out going forward and my roll stick was mid-point towards the right since the model was drifting to the left when I let go of the stick. When I landed and checked the AHRS, there was 20 degrees of drift to the right and the pitch had 15 degrees towards the front. I re-calibrated and within 7 minutes I got the same drift (watching it in the XAIRCRAFT center).
I think one reason for the drift is that inside my house, the temperature is 70 degrees, while outside it was 60 degrees, so between the calibration and flight environment, there was 10 degrees difference.
The problem I see with that is that I can't carry a laptop every time I want to fly the 650 to calibrate it outside.
With Helis, that is also a known issue, we usually wait until the heli gyro is "climatized" before we fly, but at least we don't need to carry a laptop to be able to fly.
Thank you for the reply. I will load that firmware and try it.
About the drifting and the ATT and return home functions, it is understandable that they won't work as long as there is drifting in the AHRS
like I mentioned before, I calibrated my quad before flight and during flight I had to compensate on the roll and pitch more and more, until my pitch was almost maxed out going forward and my roll stick was mid-point towards the right since the model was drifting to the left when I let go of the stick. When I landed and checked the AHRS, there was 20 degrees of drift to the right and the pitch had 15 degrees towards the front. I re-calibrated and within 7 minutes I got the same drift (watching it in the XAIRCRAFT center).
I think one reason for the drift is that inside my house, the temperature is 70 degrees, while outside it was 60 degrees, so between the calibration and flight environment, there was 10 degrees difference.
The problem I see with that is that I can't carry a laptop every time I want to fly the 650 to calibrate it outside.
With Helis, that is also a known issue, we usually wait until the heli gyro is "climatized" before we fly, but at least we don't need to carry a laptop to be able to fly.
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