Do you have steps to reproduce the crash? If so, please email [email protected]the app crash on my iphone 6+ while playing with focus mode
Can you send the telemetry logs for this flight? This should not be possible if you calibrated while on the ground. They can be found here:I found using my iphone 6+ for altitude makes altitude reading way off by about a 100 feet sitting on the ground.
http://autoflightlogic.com/beta/autopilotdji/flightschool#flight-recorder
That should not be happening. Can you try again to confirm, and if so, send the flight telemetry logs as well?when I select POI for the mark position and then I hit the button for marking it where the machine is (after I fly it to that position and altitude) it then seems to add the altitude to that from the altitude slider after you engage.
I believe it is actually. We are trail blazersI've never seen anyone use that orientation. Maybe yours is the first?

Totally safe, we do it all the time (assuming you have enough battery time).How safe is it to switch modes while in the air, or even switch back to the DJI Pilot App to change setting?
This is an SDK limitation. Only one app can be connected at once. Discussed under "Single App Limitation": http://autoflightlogic.com/beta/autopilotdji/flightschool#limitationsIf you don't disengage in autopilot and just close the autopilot the DJI Pilot will not get a signal
Setting the altimeter reference is of critical importance. The reason Autopilot makes a big deal out of this, where the DJI Pilot app and others do not is because the normal usage pattern is a moving operator, as opposed to a stationary operator.That step before each mode where you select the barometer or whatever seems important but I practically just dismissed it selecting previous setting.
When the operator is stationary, there is practically no danger in using the power-on altitude as the reference since the assumption is you are flying line of sight and the terrain cannot change that dramatically within sight range - and even if it does, you are manually flying and compensating.
Autopilot is a completely different story. Not only are you not flying the aircraft, but you are likely moving. This introduces the very real danger that as you move, your altitude as an operator will change, and if it does, Autopilot needs to know about it or else you risk letting it flying your aircraft straight into the ground. There is more discussion in flight school here: http://autoflightlogic.com/beta/autopilotdji/flightschool#pre-flight-altimeter
You can try adjusting the Responsiveness Movement Parameter setting: http://autoflightlogic.com/beta/aut...l#settings-movement-parameters-responsivenessI noticed a distinct "S" flight pattern at several points....is this something we can correct using settings?
This setting is set to 1 second by default so as to not performing "jerky" control adjustments during flight, but at the expense of Autopilot's ability to follow more closely to the desired location.