Is it possible to add the cardinal direction to the user interface?
The main idea to have the direction on the screen is the situation when a drone in a area with a very strong interference, like an anti drone rifle, so the video signal is weak or no gps signal. Cardinal direction indicator will be very helpful I guess.
I think when the drone is loosing the gps signal than the drone indicator is missing on the map, so it’s impossible to know the drone direction. Am I right?
I suggest a two places where to put the new indicator and they are highlighted on a screenshot attached.
I’m talking about drone’s cardinal direction. My point is that it’s easy to lost the drone’s cardinal direction when you are looking at a video feed and if you reach an anti drone rifle zone than you have to quickly determine the direction to you(pilot). So if the drone lost the gps signal and video feed, but the rc still receive a telemetry info this is a chance to save the drone. Am I wrong?
Thank you!
Let me clarify my case. An anti drone rifle is blocking or spoofing the gps signal, the drone will have a wrong coordinates or zero satellites so the drone can’t find the right way home, after I press RTH it will fly to a wrong direction or will hover or land just there, what I’m trying to avoid.
With the ‘Radar’ (2) and ‘Unlock Map Orientation’ (12), you should be able to do what you describe.
The Compass Symbol (12) will point to true north when:
1- Unlocked, it’s color will turn from white to green.
2- The build in compass of your smart device is properly callibrated.
Thank you!
I’m afraid that Aircraft (5) in an anti drone rifle range will get a wrong coordinates or will get a low or zero satellites and will be showing at wrong location or will be missing on the map, so the Radar (2) won’t be helpful. Am I wrong?
How about correcting residual (after calibration) compass azimuth deviation error?
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