Hello guys, today i flew with helicopter for some shooting with an M5 with Canon 5D mk3, left door open, and i noticed that when we flew at 80 Mph the roll axis was wrong about 5 - 7°, pan and tilt followed perfectly. If we flew at 40 -50 Mph roll axis was perfect. Any solution? thanks in advance. Paolo
Hello Let me share information I am troubled by the same symptom, too The symptom of for some reason this malfunction I do not seem to be recovered I do not sometimes appear with time to appear What is a model of the helicopters? I have many these symptoms in Robinson R44 When it is airbus AS350, it sometimes becomes My measures of the present Put a trim of Radio System Futaba14SG I wire it TrainerCable Do you match stability forcibly? You slow down, and fly stability linearly I take a reboot
Paolo and Hideo: This sounds like the problem caused by the fact that gravity and acceleration are indistinguishable (according to Einstein, but what did he know! ) -- so if you are accelerating the MōVI sideways, the gravity vector (the direction in which gravity seems to be coming from) tilts over and thus the MōVI's sense of which way is "down" is also tilted over. I don't know whether the MōVI's gimbal control unit is supposed to compensate for this (or whether it even can figure out how to compensate for this), so I'll have to leave that for someone at FF to comment upon. Andy.
GPS is supposed to fix this issue. I think the algorithms should improve for a better roll performance. On some occasion, I get severe roll drift even on my cinestar 8 and Movi's even I get full satellite lock on Movi.
Hello, Being caused by acceleration gravity It can be understood Is there not the solution to this problem now? Is it possible? full satellite lock on Movi.
We will need someone from Freefly to comment, Hideo-san. Gary and I are volunteers not Freefly employees. Sorry. Andy.
This is what gps assisted gimbals is suppose to take care of. Would like to know the answer to this too, any updates in fw in regards to this since last time? Thx
Hi, I've been flying in a r44 for a few days and I had the same problem, my m5 can't handle any gentle turn without losing the horizon. Needs more than 20 seconds to recover. We always keep speed between 30 and 50 knots at most. I've never flown the movi in a multirotor, but I guess that g forces are stronger in my octocopter. Please check this video Any ideas? thanks.
The video looks a little shaky in some scenes as well... Are you shooting through the canopy, or out the door? Handheld or bungees? What setup are running, camera/lens? Whats the gps status before takeoff, how man sats on ground and how many in air? I suspect insufficient gps coverage inside the cockpit...
I was shooting with the movi handheld pointing forward with gh4+12mm olympus lens. Vibrations probably came from my left arm contacting the airframe. I didn't check satellite status before takeoff. From inside the r44 it happens the same (out of rotor wash or relative wind).
Btw, i would secure the rig next time with a strap, you never know what suddenly might happen, and it would be bad if you suddenly lost the grip
Hello A trouble same as for me At long time, it cannot be settled I cannot do anything for the present conditions Using Radiosysytem or Movi Controller I think that I cannot but make modifications I examine the purchase, too There is such a controller, too https://aerialpixels.com/shop/joyst...is-thumb-joystick-for-movi-camera-stabilizer/
My M10 is the first lot The Japanese agency copes properly and I sent it back to the United States and checked it However, the same symptom still comes out in the helicopter Unfortunately these machine parts have a limit It must become the change of the Shotover I understand You manage it well, and want to be I study it I wish Freefly support
I was told they have a roll problem. In these scenarios the problem exist only? I would think being broadcast-ed as a top gimble to get for someone like me that is looking to purchase one and finding a really big problem that this would be a really big object to get fixed. I found it on the forums in January. Looks like its a tough issue or not addressed?
Hi Dr. Fibinotchi, welcome to the forum. If it's not too much trouble, would you be kind enough to change your user name to your real first name and last name, please? The reasons for this (and how to do it) are explained here: http://forum.freeflysystems.com/index.php?threads/real-names.497/ Thanks Andy
Would it be possible to solve this and get confirmation on any solution? I got a big job coming up, and would not be very happy if 10 000$ in heli costs is blown by a non working gimbal... Thx!