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HELP!?!?
What happened??
I was flying a way point mission, pre-scouted area for any obstruction, nothing within 1/2 mile.
Upon completion of the mission I had 57% battery life. Bird rose to 300 ft. which was the programmed altitude. Immediately upon reaching 300 feet the battery dropped from 57% to 9%, no warning just an immediate drop.
Bird went into auto land mode. I was then losing 1% battery life about every 20 feet. At 52 ft. (AGL), battery was completely dead and the bird fell out of the sky.
The other odd thing is the longitude/latitude crash coordinates were wrong. I never found the bird.
I have watched my flight path video over and over again. Everything is fine up until the climb to return altitude. I have never had any battery or bird issues before.
I have had constant issues with the new firmware but never anything flight related.
Any ideas what happened?
I called Autel Customer Service but got no answer. I left a voicemail for a return call, but no one ever called back.
What happened??
I was flying a way point mission, pre-scouted area for any obstruction, nothing within 1/2 mile.
Upon completion of the mission I had 57% battery life. Bird rose to 300 ft. which was the programmed altitude. Immediately upon reaching 300 feet the battery dropped from 57% to 9%, no warning just an immediate drop.
Bird went into auto land mode. I was then losing 1% battery life about every 20 feet. At 52 ft. (AGL), battery was completely dead and the bird fell out of the sky.
The other odd thing is the longitude/latitude crash coordinates were wrong. I never found the bird.
I have watched my flight path video over and over again. Everything is fine up until the climb to return altitude. I have never had any battery or bird issues before.
I have had constant issues with the new firmware but never anything flight related.
Any ideas what happened?
I called Autel Customer Service but got no answer. I left a voicemail for a return call, but no one ever called back.