No, do not use Land after WP3 use RTL.
If the altitude was less than 15 m at WP3 it will climb to 15 m and comes home and Land automatically if you set the RTL as I do.
You do not have to use the Land command it is included in RTL. See my reference above.
You can of course figure out your own way. This is how I set it up because RTL will be used in my case for signal los FS and I never change it. It works with me 100% so far.
This is way off topic but I must say it:
Do not ever ever ever try to test your heli with people around you, in this case your little daughter?
Thatās the first rule in this game! Safety first!
You had luck so far not hurting somebody, but you are playing with a flying loaded weapon and just calling for an accident.
There are a ton of things that could go wrong even with a well tuned and setup heli and a mirriad times more with a heli like yours and an inexperienced pilot (no ofense) like you are.
My first heli was a Trex450 which I crashed heavily in the first minute of my first flight just a few meters from my neighbour who was with me and I learned my lesson.
I got some small quads, equiped them with pixhawks and learn to setup them and fly manually, before even trying any of the auto modes.
And just now I am setting up my Trex and preparing it for the first flight.
I am not saying you should do it too but please think about safety before something nasty happens.
Every attempt to use something different than Stabilized flight mode will result in something you encountered, or worse!
Please do not use Alt-Hold, or Loiter / Auto until you read, understand and applied the information given in the link.
Hi Ozzy, sorry to hear about your crash. Please post a param file for me to look at. Also if you have a log file from the flight that resulted in a crash, post that as well.
Just use the upload feature in your menu bar in the window you type in to upload the param file. the log file may be bigger so you would have to post a link to a google drive or drop box. if you want I can private message you a link to my google drive where you can put the file.
Ozzy,
You didnāt tune any of the rate PIDs. You need to either follow the tuning guide in the wiki under traditional helicopters or you can select a default configuration file within mission planner. This configuration file is a generic tune for the rate and position controller PIDās. It should get you close and certainly a lot better than the default parameters that come with the firmware. In mission planner go to the config tuning tab and select full parameter list on the left. On the right you will see default parameter pulldown box. Select the only traditional helicopter 3.6 default parameter file. Once you hit OK then write the parameters using the button on the right.
The other thing I wanted to add was that before putting your aircraft into auto mode, you need to let about 10 seconds pass so that the rotor can get up to speed.
I will probably have a few other suggestions once I have a chance to view the data in your log.