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For multirotor research platforms that are likely heavy and slow, there seems to be a problem with how the current mixer handles saturation. In the plot below of the raw motor outputs, the copter was hovering pitched slightly into the wind (5 mph) and a strong yaw command was given via RC. This lead to motor 3 saturating and the other motors going to zero (crash). This was a 450 size platform w
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Feature request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When we raise an internal error it may be quite some time before we get something in the dataflash log or in the mavlink stream. This makes it harder to correlate internal errors with codepaths.
Describe the solution you'd like
Emit a statustext and/or log message when we detect an internal error has