Hello all,
I am wondering if the behavior I am about to describe is normal or if so how to get around it. When I bring my Evo1 back to land it. Everything is normal, until I get about 3ft or less above the landing pad. I want to ease it down during the last bit of the landing, but it gets to that distance above the landing pad, and continues to descend, with zero input from the sticks. I have to intervene, and bring it up a bit, to make certain that it is centered over the pad. I can't make fine adjustments to it when it is low over the pad. It just continues to descend on it's own. I don't have that issue when I fly my Phantom4 pro. Additionally, when I use RTH, when it is making the final approach, it doesn't go straight down to the pad. It will get down to about 10 or 12 ft and start to back up towards me and away from the pad. At that time, I need to cancel RTH. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks for any input.
I am wondering if the behavior I am about to describe is normal or if so how to get around it. When I bring my Evo1 back to land it. Everything is normal, until I get about 3ft or less above the landing pad. I want to ease it down during the last bit of the landing, but it gets to that distance above the landing pad, and continues to descend, with zero input from the sticks. I have to intervene, and bring it up a bit, to make certain that it is centered over the pad. I can't make fine adjustments to it when it is low over the pad. It just continues to descend on it's own. I don't have that issue when I fly my Phantom4 pro. Additionally, when I use RTH, when it is making the final approach, it doesn't go straight down to the pad. It will get down to about 10 or 12 ft and start to back up towards me and away from the pad. At that time, I need to cancel RTH. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks for any input.