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Litchi 2.7.0 problem
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<blockquote data-quote="Raoul" data-source="post: 105022" data-attributes="member: 17410"><p>Hi Haggi,</p><p></p><p>thank you for the clarification and for the explanation. I completely agree with you that I risked losing my drone, but at this point I would like to understand why I didn't lose it. The answer could be useful to all of us, if anyone ever encountered the same problem in the future and didn't know how to get out. If the Spark has encountered winds that are beyond its ability to maneuver and no longer manage to hold the position, why did the RTH command manage to overcome the problem?</p><p>To begin with I see that the first thing he does in RTH mode is not to reduce the altitude and bring it to the one set in the RTH preferences (why doesn't it start to go down?), but he tries to position himself at the Home Coordinates and then the descent begins. It is therefore to be excluded that it may have been helped by a decrease in altitude.</p><p>The only thing he does when he enters RTH is the rotation and pointing of the bow towards the HC. Is it possible that traveling with the bow facing the destination allows the drone greater efficiency and power? Would it have sufficed me then puts the bow of the Spark upwind so as not to move it from its initial position? </p><p>What do you think?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Raoul, post: 105022, member: 17410"] Hi Haggi, thank you for the clarification and for the explanation. I completely agree with you that I risked losing my drone, but at this point I would like to understand why I didn't lose it. The answer could be useful to all of us, if anyone ever encountered the same problem in the future and didn't know how to get out. If the Spark has encountered winds that are beyond its ability to maneuver and no longer manage to hold the position, why did the RTH command manage to overcome the problem? To begin with I see that the first thing he does in RTH mode is not to reduce the altitude and bring it to the one set in the RTH preferences (why doesn't it start to go down?), but he tries to position himself at the Home Coordinates and then the descent begins. It is therefore to be excluded that it may have been helped by a decrease in altitude. The only thing he does when he enters RTH is the rotation and pointing of the bow towards the HC. Is it possible that traveling with the bow facing the destination allows the drone greater efficiency and power? Would it have sufficed me then puts the bow of the Spark upwind so as not to move it from its initial position? What do you think? [/QUOTE]
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