When this has happened to me it's been due to a dodgy USB cable. A new cable usually sorts it.

I've made up some Safe Cases for our CoDrone Pro sets. 10 sets fit in a case. These are the cases (https://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-515-x-435-x-225mm-large-safe-case_p5810184) I assume similar cases are available in other countries. They are great for transport, eg carrying around school to different class rooms.

Hi. It seems like there are two ways to make the CoDrone move. The first way is to use set and move commands, eg:
CoDrone.setPitch(50); //set the pitch to 50%
CoDrone.move(2); //execute the movement for 2 seconds

The second is to use the inbuilt variables and the control command, eg:
THROTTLE = 40; //set the throttle to 40%
YAW = 60; //set the yaw to 60%
CoDrone.Control(); //send the commands to the drone
delay(2000); //give it 2 seconds to perform the maneuvers

What's the difference, if any, between these two methods? Are there any situations where one method is preferred over the other?

Thanks