Unfortunetly I`m realizing that its impossible to complete a mission with no crashes in Mini 3 (unless no using Terrain Awarness).
So, I decided to complete a mission even though it crashes (and resume with the drone in the air, until finish the mission), and analyse the AIRDATA logs.
How I did it... I begin a mission, after 20 or 30 photos taked the app crashed. So, i reopened the app and resume the mission. I pressed the botton Takeoff (with the Drone pairing in the air) and continued collecting photos. The app crashed 4 times again and i did the same, until i finished the mission.
After that, I synced my log flights to AIRDATA. Analyzing the data notifications, I realized that, after resume the mission, the drone did not mantain the same altitude of the last photo collected in the last flight. I had a flight that the drone got down 30 meters after I resume the mission!
Probably, with this issues, the reliability of the map would be compromised. I`m wrong?
There is any way to solve this in the app? After resume a mission with the drone in the air, the drone needs to mantain the same altitude of the last photo taked.
If its not possible, I think it will be impossible to maping using DJI Mini 3.
Note:
- I closed all apps before open Map Pilot Pro;
- Firmwares are up to date;
- Smartphone: Samsung Galaxy A54 (8 GB RAM)
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We have responded to your other post about the crashing. It is likely translation related.
All Map Pilot Pro flights start from the ground.
The Mini 3 aircraft are all virtual stick which means the app has to be up to fly the aircraft.
Your workaround sounds pretty dangerous. I wouldn't do that if I were you. If that app isn't flying it, what is?
Hi!
So, the correct is landing the aircraft always after the app crashes and resume the mission and takeoff from the ground again?
And how to landing the aircraft, if the app crashes? Opening the DJI Fly? And reopening the MapPilot Pro again to resume the mission?
Its a workaround too.
