Well done, recalibrated mine just so I’d remember the steps. Worked great. Recent tree crash has disabled my MA2 white led landing light won’t turn on now. Is that a serviceable part?
Thanks! Because the IMU and compass play different roles on the aircraft, I don't think it matters which you calibrate first. I haven't stuck to a particular order with my DJI drones and I haven't had any issues. Hope this helps!
Hi,please could you help,just got this mavic mini drone,when I turn it on one of the round sensors on the bottom flikers red,then goes of when connected,is this a problem?yours faithfully,Stephen H.
Dear Sir, Thanks for a wonderful video. My Mavic Air 2 crashed a month ago while failing to land on a boat inside a lake. The gimbal has been broken but other functions such as landing, take off, return to home, other sensors are working fine and I have sent that to a DJI service center for repair. Hopefully in next 10-15 days I'll get that again with a new gimbal. Can you please let me know what else needs to be done before flying and installing the gimbal on it. Please also note that I didn't send the controller service center. Do I need to calibrate the IMU with the controller only or there are any other steps. Best regards, Ghaffar
Hello, thanks for the comment. If it were me, I would calibrate the IMU and compass. Both of those actions don't take long, and you don't know how the drone was handled while in the repair center. For your first flight, I would have the drone hover near you at about 3 - 4' for a few minutes while watching and listening for anything unusual. After hovering, I'd test all of the drone's movements (roll, pitch, yaw, gimbal, etc.). That's what I would do :) Here's a video I made about calibrating the Mavic Air 2 compass: th-cam.com/video/21YVsDC_tWk/w-d-xo.html
@@letusdrone3775 Hello sir ... thank you so much for your fruitful reply. Well all the recommendations have already been done by the DJI repair center and once I receive that I'll do all that again. Thanks for the link too ...
Hi, thanks for the comment. Did you try calibrating the IMU and compass? Here’s a video I made about calibrating the compass: th-cam.com/video/21YVsDC_tWk/w-d-xo.html Did it start happening out of nowhere, or has it been doing it since you got the drone?
@@letusdrone3775 hi, I never calibrate the compass and imu, but I will do it. I think from first buying is normal, i notice it about last month, i bought the drone in June. Will keep you updated.
Hello, thanks for the comment. At the end of the calibration process, does the Fly app say "calibration successful" and proceed to restart the aircraft?
Hi, your video help me a lot, but I noticed when i tilt the drone in my hand, the app show me an error message with a IMU, it's normal? I think it show it after I tilt it pass 45º angle (front-back or lateral).. Thanks
Hi Erik, I'm pretty sure I get that error as well when I tilt the drone with my hand, and I'm pretty sure it's normal. It's likely the drone saying "hey, that's too much tilt" ;)
Thanks for the great and to the point video. After the IMU calibration, the MA2 restarts immediately while the arms are still folded. Should I pick it up off the surface or quickly unfold them?
Hi, thanks for the comment. I wouldn’t advise picking up the drone while it’s restarting - just leave it on the level surface with the arms folded. Once it has restarted, you can proceed to unfold the arms. 👍🏻
Cảm ơn vedeo hướng dẫn, bạn ơi bây giờ mình đan gặp cái sự cố bị khóa gimba không bây được phải khắc phục như thế nào ạ bạn ơi
I just finished calibrating
Thank you, your video helped me to figure out why it wasn't going pass 95%. I wasn't turning it on it's sides.
Well done, recalibrated mine just so I’d remember the steps. Worked great.
Recent tree crash has disabled my MA2 white led landing light won’t turn on now. Is that a serviceable part?
Excellent sir i replaced gimbal after crash still error gimbal calibration error 40011
How often should i calibrate
Many thanks, straight forward and well explained...Regards Mavic Air 2 Newby
Thanks! I've never done that right because i didn't know how. This was really helpful.
Awesome! Now you do 👍🏻
I love this video very much help bro... Another quick question Which one should you calibrate first, the Compass or IMU?
Thanks! Because the IMU and compass play different roles on the aircraft, I don't think it matters which you calibrate first. I haven't stuck to a particular order with my DJI drones and I haven't had any issues. Hope this helps!
@@letusdrone3775 Thanks have a bless day 🙏🏽
Thank you, very informative. Good Flying!
You’re welcome, thanks for your support!
Absolutely superb.
Thank you!
Hi,please could you help,just got this mavic mini drone,when I turn it on one of the round sensors on the bottom flikers red,then goes of when connected,is this a problem?yours faithfully,Stephen H.
Nice video 👍
Dear Sir, Thanks for a wonderful video. My Mavic Air 2 crashed a month ago while failing to land on a boat inside a lake. The gimbal has been broken but other functions such as landing, take off, return to home, other sensors are working fine and I have sent that to a DJI service center for repair. Hopefully in next 10-15 days I'll get that again with a new gimbal. Can you please let me know what else needs to be done before flying and installing the gimbal on it. Please also note that I didn't send the controller service center. Do I need to calibrate the IMU with the controller only or there are any other steps. Best regards, Ghaffar
Hello, thanks for the comment. If it were me, I would calibrate the IMU and compass. Both of those actions don't take long, and you don't know how the drone was handled while in the repair center. For your first flight, I would have the drone hover near you at about 3 - 4' for a few minutes while watching and listening for anything unusual. After hovering, I'd test all of the drone's movements (roll, pitch, yaw, gimbal, etc.). That's what I would do :)
Here's a video I made about calibrating the Mavic Air 2 compass: th-cam.com/video/21YVsDC_tWk/w-d-xo.html
@@letusdrone3775 Hello sir ... thank you so much for your fruitful reply. Well all the recommendations have already been done by the DJI repair center and once I receive that I'll do all that again. Thanks for the link too ...
Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent, I have mavic air 2, but when moving forward seems the drone is not flying straight, what should do I wonder?
Hi, thanks for the comment. Did you try calibrating the IMU and compass? Here’s a video I made about calibrating the compass: th-cam.com/video/21YVsDC_tWk/w-d-xo.html
Did it start happening out of nowhere, or has it been doing it since you got the drone?
@@letusdrone3775 hi, I never calibrate the compass and imu, but I will do it. I think from first buying is normal, i notice it about last month, i bought the drone in June. Will keep you updated.
I keep getting IMU ERROR... and i keep calibrating it...but it still pops up...any tips
Hello, thanks for the comment. At the end of the calibration process, does the Fly app say "calibration successful" and proceed to restart the aircraft?
Me too...
But after IMU CALIBRATION ITS RESTARTED AND SAYS SUCCESFULL, BUT STILL POP UP IMUERROE
good info, i have never done this because its never asked me too. all seems fine.
Hi, your video help me a lot, but I noticed when i tilt the drone in my hand, the app show me an error message with a IMU, it's normal? I think it show it after I tilt it pass 45º angle (front-back or lateral).. Thanks
Hi Erik, I'm pretty sure I get that error as well when I tilt the drone with my hand, and I'm pretty sure it's normal. It's likely the drone saying "hey, that's too much tilt" ;)
@@letusdrone3775 Perfect, I wanted to make sure it was normal... Thank you!
Thanks for the great and to the point video. After the IMU calibration, the MA2 restarts immediately while the arms are still folded. Should I pick it up off the surface or quickly unfold them?
Hi, thanks for the comment. I wouldn’t advise picking up the drone while it’s restarting - just leave it on the level surface with the arms folded. Once it has restarted, you can proceed to unfold the arms. 👍🏻
@@letusdrone3775 thank you kindly
@@letusdrone3775 so, you let it restart on it's back?