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I wish I could remember what it was, but I saw a few weeks ago that someone had released a new FC that included onboard GPS, dual barometers, and some other “th
by Ancapistani 5y ago
I wish I could remember what it was, but I saw a few weeks ago that someone had released a new FC that included onboard GPS, dual barometers, and some other “thing” that they were marketing as fixing iNav horizon drift. If I come across that link I’ll post it. At any rate, it seems to have been getting improved with each version.
I haven’t been using iNav in a way where it’s an issue - my wings are mostly just for recreational FPV, and the big features for me are autotune, altitude hold, position hold, and RTH. Between those, I’m able to get a wing flying stable very quickly and am able to fly further away without worrying about RXLOSS meaning that I have to chase the thing down across three counties.
- stavros 5y agoHm, I'm very dubious that any hardware can fix INAV's horizon drift, which is due to the bad AHRS implementation. The problem I had was that I couldn't trust RTH (and I know people whose wing has crashed during RTH), because whenever I switched to RTH INAV would dive for several tens of meters before actually coming back. I had a few close calls where it almost crashed into various objects while circling to RTH, and I decided I didn't want to lose a wing (or, worse, falling on someone's head), so I switched.