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Spark and Litchi - not quite same experience
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<blockquote data-quote="Brojon" data-source="post: 61377" data-attributes="member: 11898"><p>So I have been familiarizing myself with Litchi on the Spark. Been using it quite some time on the Phantom 4 Pro and Mavic - just making sure stuff works the same. Got rid of teh beta and loaded the new release which supports Spark waypoints.</p><p>First thing I notice is that I get the pause at most waypoints in spite of the fact I use curved lines and make sure the curvature is such that it "misses" the waypoint. For those who are unfamiliar with Litchi it will pause for each waypoint when you use straight lines to see if there's any actions that need to be executed. Curved lines should miss the waypoint and not trigger this behavior.</p><p>Second thing is it appears to set the Spark collision sensors to off - and the reason I say this is because it hauls booty on the mission - 14.5 mph on the last one even when I had it set to 10 mph. When obstacle sensors are active it should limit the speed to around 6 mph or so. This is concerning to me because dramatic shots are usually close shots and if I misjudge I want the bird to help me out by missing the object. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> That's why I always set a new mission so each waypoint the bird is looking straight ahead and change after it has been vetted by flight. (yes I know about VLM)</p><p>Third - and this is likely the Spark - it seems the GPS is off even when I have > 12 satellites. I set missions to look straight down when finished and executing RTH and it's quite a bit different from where it took off. Given it doesn't have the precision take off the Mavic and Phantom have - what does the Spark use for a home location? Given the locations I take off from some times this is a concern on where it thinks home is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brojon, post: 61377, member: 11898"] So I have been familiarizing myself with Litchi on the Spark. Been using it quite some time on the Phantom 4 Pro and Mavic - just making sure stuff works the same. Got rid of teh beta and loaded the new release which supports Spark waypoints. First thing I notice is that I get the pause at most waypoints in spite of the fact I use curved lines and make sure the curvature is such that it "misses" the waypoint. For those who are unfamiliar with Litchi it will pause for each waypoint when you use straight lines to see if there's any actions that need to be executed. Curved lines should miss the waypoint and not trigger this behavior. Second thing is it appears to set the Spark collision sensors to off - and the reason I say this is because it hauls booty on the mission - 14.5 mph on the last one even when I had it set to 10 mph. When obstacle sensors are active it should limit the speed to around 6 mph or so. This is concerning to me because dramatic shots are usually close shots and if I misjudge I want the bird to help me out by missing the object. ;) That's why I always set a new mission so each waypoint the bird is looking straight ahead and change after it has been vetted by flight. (yes I know about VLM) Third - and this is likely the Spark - it seems the GPS is off even when I have > 12 satellites. I set missions to look straight down when finished and executing RTH and it's quite a bit different from where it took off. Given it doesn't have the precision take off the Mavic and Phantom have - what does the Spark use for a home location? Given the locations I take off from some times this is a concern on where it thinks home is. [/QUOTE]
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