low voltage rth

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When the Naza M Lite goes to the lvc threshold and begins its rth, will the pilot no longer have control of the craft, as it attempts its return?

[setishock]

It doesn't RTH. It lands where ever it is.

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Oh, I thought I programmed it in the assistant to rth instead of landing wherever it is, I'll have to double check my settings

[setishock]

I haven't looked in that part in a while so I could be wrong. But landing where ever it is, is the lesser of two evils. If you're out a good ways, you could run out of juice before you get back and crash.
I'd rather have to walk over and pick it up than to walk over and sweep it up.

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It was a strange crash, it began to climb all on its own and then move in the direction from where it took off, but then hit a tree branch that was 40 ft. off the ground, got tangled up then fell to the ground. But during all of this, I had no control even as it splat in pieces on the ground, nor could I kill the motors. I hope it wasn't attempting a fly away

[cbergen]

In a RTH scenario you don't have control, unless.....

You switch from GPS to atti and back again to regain control, IF you have good radio signal, and if you have enough battery to continue flight....

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I didn't switch flight modes, was too scared to think straight (lol). It was flying for a long time and I assume the lvc engaged, kind of glad the tree stopped it. The frame is totalled along with the props, so I'm putting all the electronics in a new chassis.