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Um. No. Calibrate it when you first set it up, then don't worry about it. If you travel a far distance, like hundreds of miles, calibrate it again before you fly. The RTH point is set as soon as it has stable GPS, so holtneil's narrative won't happen. RTH is not set by calibration.

Cool looking quad.

Great find! My first R/C helicopter came in a box as a wreck. Took a couple evenings to get it flying. This was like 1981.

No, you mean "Mobius." Morbius is this guy:

I just printed an address label for Sylvester. The Sgt Major has cleared his spot. Now he is lost (in the house).

Lone, your avatar looks like you got it from the wall at the post office. You must have been concentrating on flying when the photo was taken.

And now you know how the infinite improbability drive works.

I watched the new Netflix version. Wow, the robot is a scary dude! In the original series, he was more like comic relief. Even as a child, I wondered: "They're lost in space, yet they always have brand-new clothes, and what ever planet they find themselves on, they eat outside?

The idea is the brushless motor doesn't have any commutator to get wet. I'm thinking I would still prefer to keep the motor dry. Maybe magnetically couple it to the wet parts.

hehe A train forum I used to frequent had a member tagged, "Curmudgeon." People often asked what it took to earn that level.

"Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk. Merry Christmas!"

hehe I say that to the cat. The drone, Sylvester, is a "he." The cat, "Mad dog" is a she, but the colonel didn't realize that.

I'll make an address label for Sylvester.

Mars is a planet inhabited only by robots.

The DJI drones don't need the compass calibrated very often. Some drones need it done every flight because they have no non-volatile storage on board. I've calibrated Sylvester twice, once when he was new, and once when I thought something was goofy, but it was just me and the spark new what it...

Hmm. Seems something went awry while drones were over the crowd.

You MIGHT pull it off with GPS drones that fly themselves.

Successfully?

Are those gates or ornaments?

Congratulations on your Phantom 3. Have lots of fun!