Recent content by Reijo Lintula

Sure, but I have to charge battery always right after last use, since needs for footage come often suddenly. I shoot for instance fire scenes as fire investigator. So planning next footage is not possible or practical.

I agree. So far first warning has meant max 60 feet altitude, but there has been minutes time to land safely. So, it is possible that I missed first warning. Since it was bright sunny day, I checked battery voltage, satellite etc. one time short... Only good thing with this is that I have a good...

Of course. How do you find out real limits anyway?And I suppose also LIPO's should be used sometimes as long as possible. BUT I said take down, take up hovering etc. I also know that LIPO's die with out further warning, but it varies a lot, what that voltage is. Anyway, it seems that this...

If you see timestamps, voltage drop took place right after I flew over water and it collapsed. Although I got warning, altitude was only three meters and I had to go around my boat. Obviously it took A few seconds too much... I often fly with low battery so that I bring it back, land and check...

They should be able to see behind that Dropbox link...

Could someone explain, what did I do wrong? After 56 s from takeoff drone sinked to sea. It was out of control. I had low battery warning and started to take drone back to pier. But I had to go around my boat since drone was flying quite low. I could not get it back. I would upload telemetry...