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When driving a car don't you slow down to enter a bend, then accelerate out of it, well that's all the drone is doing so it stays on course
I don’t slow down on the freeway curves. I’m changing course by 10, maybe 15 degrees.
A mapping mission I can understand because they are hard direction changes and it’s necessary to not overshoot.
Is there a way to fix this?
you say your way points are in a "V" shape, so the bottom of the V is a tight turn, therefore the drone needs to slow to make it round the turn, if the turn is smoother like your freeway curves, then yes you can go round at a constant speed, check out this example project I put together quickly
https://app.dronelink.com/martin-reading/public-test/plan/vGdEHoAJVHb7CR5qL5Cj
This is what I was trying.
https://app.dronelink.com/camnicoll/mini-3/plan/CQUcEVbCcf4q5GICe5gn/xwXd3h7YAxuRpNN5LZu9
Yours also seem to slow down. The first pass I understand, because it is quite a direction change. The orbit is obviously constant but the other path should not slow at all. It seems like a bug.
Tks for taking a look
Martin, I figured it out. Used orbit and offset the centre. Then reduced orbit to 140 degrees and adjusted start and finish altitude.
https://app.dronelink.com/camnicoll/mini-3/plan/N0H3UUcmLuwgq2XVBE2l/E8mlCnMSSabd2mqQ8xiy
It’s not ideal but it’ll work
https://support.dronelink.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/8771080650643/comments/8773715069715
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