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Wrangling a Wild Develop Air HP - A Mid Flight Catch | The mLRS Continuous Rotation Strikes Back

In this video, iVue Robotics Founder, Jacob Andrews, is back out at Denmark Drone Park to maiden flight a Develop Air HP, the first ever Develop Air ordered through the iVue Robotics website without any conversation or interaction prior to the order coming through. Jacob is testing a new setup using the Lenovo Legion Go handheld running the iVue RoboControl app and QGroundControl. What starts as a standard propeller installation and pre flight check quickly turns into a rodeo. After working through some arming configuration issues on the Legion Go, the Develop Air HP achieves takeoff, only to be met with the infamous mLRS continuous rotation bug. Watch the recovery as Jacob catches the spinning Develop Air HP mid air to prevent a crash. After the catch, Jacob dives into Mission Planner to troubleshoot the specific radio parameters causing the yaw spin (RX_SND_RCCHANNEL) and verify the fix to ensure this Develop Air HP is flight ready for its new owner. Chapters: 00:00 Intro: The First Customer Develop Air HP 01:20 Propeller Installation Guide (Clockwise vs. Counter-Clockwise) 04:00 Using the Lenovo Legion Go for Drone Control 05:38 Attempting Takeoff with iVue RoboControl App 07:00 Switching to QGroundControl & Troubleshooting Arming 08:15 Configuring Joystick Button Assignments 09:00 Takeoff & Immediate Continuous Rotation (The Spin) 09:40 The Catch: Recovering a Spinning Drone Mid-Flight 10:25 Post-Flight Assessment & Parameter Diagnostics 11:20 Deep Dive into Mission Planner 13:50 The Fix: Identifying the RX_SND_RCCHANNEL Issue 15:40 Writing Parameters & Connection Troubleshooting 18:10 Under the Hood: A Look Inside the Develop Air HP 19:20 Debugging COM Ports & Verifying the Repair 23:15 Conclusion & Sign Off Develop Air is available to buy or build DIY at ivuerobotics.com. Recorded on 1/3/26.