Yes, I haven't done that yet but I understand that's a feature if you're using a smartphone with the app to control it. If you decide to buy this drone be sure you get the SG906 Pro, not the older SG906.
I've been playing with the SG906 Pro in my back yard, learning the basic stuff. Here is a video I made. I'm happy with the camera quality!
As you are aware you are calibrating the drone(not the controller or phone) so you can use either, I ve found it quicker to use the controller, holding the speed control for 5secs to calibrate the camera then calibrate the gyro pressing the photo button for 5secs and donig the thing with your drone. I find and test the final process every time to make sure my drone knows it way home,important if your drone goes out of range and you cant see it, pressing the home button is a god send
Sorry, I don't speak whatever this is...
For GPS to work it needs to get a lock on "enough" satellites for it to be able to accurately track the 3D position of the quadcopter, I believe most systems will require at least 6 or 8 satellites to consider it a "good" 3D position lock, if going to a new location it takes longer than repeated locking at the same location (see GPS cold start vs "warm" or "hot" start). Typically 1-2 minutes after battery power is given is normal before it has a solid lock and then you should be able to control it with GPS flight mode, make sure it is clear from obstructions and has a clear view of the sky when powering up for GPS flight.
Apparently it was Portuguese I was also making guesses here
Your drone looks for GPS satellites when changing from mode 1 to mode 2, your location will determine how quick it will find them, my drone wants about 7 satellites (as seen on your controller) before it switches to mode 2. If you have a smartphone with a navigator compare how long it takes to find enough satellites for it's location to how long your drone takes to find them and it's location. Your Drone and smartphone/navigator should be about the same time to locate
I myself have tried calibrating multiple times with unpredictable results, only had it about a month flown it 7x , 2 successful flights , 1 in desert could not handle the wind I was ok with it , the dj air2 power thru the wind. another time keep getting magnetic error an could not fly , I was on an open farm field! next day it hover steady on a park hmmm but could fly as it was prohibited .As you are aware you are calibrating the drone(not the controller or phone) so you can use either, I ve found it quicker to use the controller, holding the speed control for 5secs to calibrate the camera then calibrate the gyro pressing the photo button for 5secs and donig the thing with your drone. I find and test the final process every time to make sure my drone knows it way home,important if your drone goes out of range and you cant see it, pressing the home button is a god send
I couldn’t tell if the lights changed while you were calibrating, you can also calibrate by holding buttons on the controller for 5 seconds.
Mate I've got asg906 pro can't pick up it's wifi but I can connect to it's controller any ideas just bought itI don't have a drone yet and have been researching what's available. I need to stay under $200 for a model with two batteries and carrying case. I really like the features of the Beast SG906 PRO but would like the opinions of experienced drone owners, especially anyone who has this model.
I definitely want one with GPS, 2-axis gimbal (or more), 20 minutes or more battery time, HD camera with in-flight angle adjustment, and brushless motors.
Thanks!
Joe