I watched that. I still have tears in my eyes from laughing so hard.Too late. I believe she may already have but she now recants it.
I watched that. I still have tears in my eyes from laughing so hard.Too late. I believe she may already have but she now recants it.
All gooday ....finally after 8 times...it work plus RC DONE...now just the batteriesdo u just drag the file to the micro card
its for flying indoors i believe. not sure if it does anything if you are in gps or atti mode, i would assume not but cant say for certain. I never fly indoors so id disable it in an attempt to eek out a few more seconds of flight time.Improved vps stability?
Does this mean i can b line 4ft above ground at 30 mph & let go off the sticks and she hold position?
I had to ask that one myself. It is a function that has always been there. It is the point where the aircraft calculates that it has the minimum power remaining to return safely to the Home Point. It is indicated by the moving dot on the power remaining line. The change in 1.3.0.0 is that you can now turn this function off.advanced settings: smart go home
whats that about?
Good review MP.com. I mentioned in an earlier post yesterday that my updates went very smoothly & without any worries too. Today I went to the field and fully stress tested the i1 on 4 full batteries & pleased to say that it was all good. Must say I remain fully in awe of this developing technology. Safe flying mate.Updated earlier today. Went smoother than expected. I1, two remotes, and 5 batteries done in about an hour. Noticed some changes. IPad mini 2 doesn't get nearly as hot as before. Found adjustment for gimbal roll to correct tilted horizon problem. Top speed in GPS is slightly slower but it is still possible to get 65mph in ATTI. Video stability is about the same as compared to the last firmware. Excited for GS update in future.
In addition to tapping cancel, you need to keep pushing the left stick (throttle) forward/up to stop the motors shutting down.Thanks, kept hitting the cancel on the iPhone and the **** thing still landed, do you think 10% will be enough for the re-calibration?
Don't have just a couple grand to spare, just used to the phantom is all and transitioning to the Inspire....excuse my ignorance on a new operating system, after all I am sure you were perfect on your first flightAs everyday goes by i realize that this field is just not meant for everybody that has a couple grand to spare.....
Thanks for the adviceIn addition to tapping cancel, you need to keep pushing the left stick (throttle) forward/up to stop the motors shutting down.
sorry buddy, thanks for the instructions, but I have a question, do you first upgrade the firmware on I1, RC, and batteries and then perform the continuos discharge, or you do that before upgrading? I wanted to wait a few weeks to upgrade my inspire, but turns out my tablet and iPhone already auto upgraded the app so I'm not sure if I can still fly with the new go app and last firmware. Greetings from Mexico City!For those installing the new FW 1.3.0, you are advised that this changes the battery management algorithms which may lead to shorter battery flight times. You may also find that your battery life percentage also drops. There is a need to reset the battery to recalibrate its life.
To do this you need to carry out the following:
1. Charge battery to 100%.
2. Carry out a continuous discharge to 5% WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. This means hovering the aircraft just above the ground or on the ground with the throttle up and cancelling all RTH and low battery warnings.
3. Recharge the battery to 100%.
You need to complete your FW upgrade on your I1, your camera (as fitted), each of your batteries and your RCs. Provided that the I1 and RC are not switch on at the same time, the order is irrelevant. DJI procedure, however, says to do the RC last.sorry buddy, thanks for the instructions, but I have a question, do you first upgrade the firmware on I1, RC, and batteries and then perform the continuos discharge, or you do that before upgrading? I wanted to wait a few weeks to upgrade my inspire, but turns out my tablet and iPhone already auto upgraded the app so I'm not sure if I can still fly with the new go app and last firmware. Greetings from Mexico City!
Thanks a lot !!You need to complete your FW upgrade on your I1, your camera (as fitted), each of your batteries and your RCs. Provided that the I! and RC are not switch on at the same time, the order is irrelevant. DJI procedure, however, says to do the RC last.
Then with the FW in the batteries updated, you can then do the 100%-5%-100% to recalibrate the battery software.
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