Recent content by Erik D

@Doommeister: You also noticed the very short pressing of the start button[emoji1]

Exactly the same opinion here. Some Breeze landings might look like crashes but they will contact the ground with the landing gear.

Thxs for the advise airborne! I haven't tested the newcomer in all modes yet (only pilot mode until now) But if it performs good like it does now I'll keep it like that.

The optical flow sensors of both my Breezes will give "orange" warning. Doesn't bother me because both of them take of with and without GPS mode. Only luck or is it supposed to do so?

After a crashlanding with my old Breeze "Jerry" I thought it would be best to by a new one. A misjudgement but anyway: I tried newcomer "Tom" and noticed that my HTC 10 finds its Wi-Fi awfully fast! So I started Wi-Fi analyzer on my smartphone with both Tom en Jerry running. Result: Toms signals...

Hey PRO, Did you receive your Breeze yet and did it work with your M8? Just curious because we didn't receive any questions lately.

To be sure this has anything to do with the sensor you could disable GPS. (Or have you already?) GPS on in covered spaces can give epical results ;-)

If this is the case than removing the glass completely might be a temporary solution.

Could it be that the sensor detects irratic movement of the drone because of cracks in the glass? Tries to compensate this none existing movent while it shouldn't?

Is your sensor glas still broken? And did you remove the remnants of it? Maybe the motion sensor has difficulty to judge movement through broken glass?

Mine flipped instantly because one of the motors didn't spin at all. Many will think that one should notice a thing like that but I can assure you that the flipping lasted only a fraction of a second resulting in a general motor stall.

@worelteam: Is it possible for you to measure the power coming from any of the connections of the motherboard to the motors? (With a multimeter) This eliminates the small possibility that the motors are damaged. It also confirmes that the motherboard is either damaged or intact.

After a crash my right hind motor stop working. After each start it would make a few spins and then stall. Then tested the connection with the left side motor which was working properly at the left side. At the right side however it stalled like the original motor. Last test was with all motors...

Exactly bamaguy. Not enough light is an issue for the IRL sensor. Easely noticed when using a light dimmer. Not enough texture (and GPS off) still caused a nice crash with my Breeze.

When it comes to Wi-Fi I doubt that the connections are different. I am from the continent and mine is working. I am convinced that the Dutch 5 Ghz Wi-Fi doesn't differ from the US Wi-Fi. Do you think that besides driving on the wrong side of the road your Wi-Fi is also wrong?[emoji6]