I am on a height, I take off the drone, perform a few movements and then I launch the mission. The drone leaves for the first waypoint (programmed to take a photo at 20m altitude) suddenly it goes down, I no longer see it (far - 200m - and behind the trees) and I do not have time to "catch up". I find it in the grass and the camera is out of order.
15 minutes before, I made a short flight and also planned on another place lower down.
Is it possible that the drone does not register its new position and would have remained at a starting altitude corresponding to the previous mission?
Note that the crash mission is a recurring mission (therefore known and recorded location altitude) already carried out several times, only a few minor modifications downloaded before the flight.
But why would he have gone to a level below the ground when the altitude of the waypoint is 20m and he had to record the altitude to land?
Or, what other problem could he have had?
Have you had such a situation?
Thank you for your opinion
(photo mission and crash site)
15 minutes before, I made a short flight and also planned on another place lower down.
Is it possible that the drone does not register its new position and would have remained at a starting altitude corresponding to the previous mission?
Note that the crash mission is a recurring mission (therefore known and recorded location altitude) already carried out several times, only a few minor modifications downloaded before the flight.
But why would he have gone to a level below the ground when the altitude of the waypoint is 20m and he had to record the altitude to land?
Or, what other problem could he have had?
Have you had such a situation?
Thank you for your opinion
(photo mission and crash site)