Is that what I heard someone call, elsewhere on this forum, percussive maintenance?This has worked for me and others:
Turn your Solo over and smack the belly of the drone with the palm of your hand. Perform a level calibration again. Repeat if needed.
This frees a stuck accelerometer.
I was having the same problem with my old solo -- had it about a 2 years and have flown it flawlessely many times - some crashes and busted props, but always came back to life. I got into making racing drones a while back, got a Mavic and have let the solo sit for a while. Today I took it out and got the calibration problem like many others have had. Kinda laughed when I saw the post about smacking it on the belly, but what the heck tried it anyway. Turned it over , gave it about 3 waps and did the level calibration.This has worked for me and others:
Turn your Solo over and smack the belly of the drone with the palm of your hand. Perform a level calibration again. Repeat if needed.
This frees a stuck accelerometer.
I was having the same problem with my old solo -- had it about a 2 years and have flown it flawlessely many times - some crashes and busted props, but always came back to life. I got into making racing drones a while back, got a Mavic and have let the solo sit for a while. Today I took it out and got the calibration problem like many others have had. Kinda laughed when I saw the post about smacking it on the belly, but what the heck tried it anyway. Turned it over , gave it about 3 waps and did the level calibration.
Guess what ? IT WORKED -- Did it in the house under not the best conditions. It gave me the go ahead -- no gps -- did the fly manual with no props.
Thanks for the great tip.
Bill
Thank you for this I had a hard landing a while back and was ready to give up on my solo then I remembered laughing at this post and tried it once 3dr replied back confirming that accelerometer was presenting an error, I did this in doors and I worked fine in flu manual with no props so thanks!This has worked for me and others:
Turn your Solo over and smack the belly of the drone with the palm of your hand. Perform a level calibration again. Repeat if needed.
This frees a stuck accelerometer.
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