Recent content by photis

I have to say it is a really dangerous proccess, even if you know what you are doing. Sometimes it just isn't up to you. What if there is a wind gust right when you try to catch the drone and the props hit your hands. We've seen the pictures. However for the typhoon H there is another good...

My guess is that it has to do with the strength of the RF signal that the ST-16 sends to the drone in order to control its movement. Low battery could result in a weak signal or some glitches, even temporary signal loss, especially if there are metal obstacles between the controller and the drone.

Recently I discovered something interesting. I went to fly on Christmas day, and noticed that my Typhoon H was very unstable during hover in low altitude. The drone seemed to drift to both sides and it took me a lot of effort on the controller to land it after 2 minutes. The weather was cold but...

Maybe one or more propellers was not fit properly. I have tried to start the motors without the propellers and after the initial spin they stopped working and the TH got into a no fly state. Had to shut it down to reset it.

There are a lot of things, one could ask. Personally I would go for a control that would adjust the turning speed of the drone, in Point Of Interest mode. Right now, the speed is OK for shooting big Objects from a far distance (e.g. buildings, landmarks etc), but too fast for smaller objects...

May I ask if you have tested the maximum iso that allows you to shoot without noise in the camera?

Oh it all went more than fine. Easy take off, smooth flying (slider moved to turtle position), some problems with the link between the RC and the camera though.

Hello, I'm Photis and I live in Athens, Greece. Glad to join this forum as I'm new on drone flying. I recently purchased the Typhoon H with a set of 2 extra batteries and a hard backpack case. Looking forward to my very first flight tomorrow.