3 of the motors are scuffed, 1 of them scuffed on the thread. But the drone fell on concrete, bouncing 3ft high and 15ft along the concrete pathway before coming to rest. Unlucky because the pathway is surrounded by grass.
I looked at your log.I have retrieved the flight record and uploaded it to this post.
I cannot say I did. This was the bird's 11th flight. Its 6th outing or so. The prop had been put on/removed maybe 7 to 10 times in all. It did not feel any different threading it on, nor tightening it. I really take my time when preparing for a flight. I follow my pre-flight checklist. And when I fly, I am also deliberately careful - check the video. If props are so fidgety that they can fly off or the hub break when one is so careful, then I would say. They are not properly engineered. There should be a better locking mechanism.
I looked at your log.
Unfortunately there is nothing that would explain what happened.
All the data seems normal, until that sad incident happens.
Good luck with DJI's repair.
If all four props were damaged then you can probably conclude that none of them came off during the flight.
That is one improvement with the P4 - a real prop locking mechanism.
Crap, I don't throw anything away, you should see my garage, no maybe not. I would have thought DJI would want to see them.I should have kept the props instead of throwing them away. Not so smart of me...
And I just noticed you live near Mt Hood. I never made it there to ski, only Mt Bachelor. I really like the Portland area. Nice place to live.
They said not to send any accessory which surprised me. I was a bit worried that maybe the battery was a factor but the fact the video goes on after the drone starts falling means it is probably not.Crap, I don't throw anything away, you should see my garage, no maybe not. I would have thought DJI would want to see them.
I was hoping the Cloud Cap was your personal residence so I could come visit. LOLRod Pad’s Videos on Vimeo
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Google "vimeo rod pad"
Check out one of the Cloud Cap videos
I was to close to Mt Hood to see the top, my wife said you need to go up more.
Then google "crag rat cloud cap"
You made me laugh, for real!I was hoping the Cloud Cap was your personal residence so I could come visit. LOL
I just received the shipping label. Out it goes tomorrow. I am just including the drone and gimbal lock.I included just the drone itself in my return box with the gimbal lock and lens cover. No controller or battery.
My first trip to the repair center, The drone came back with gimbal lock partially attached and the lens cover was not there. I'm not going to trust them to return my $120 battery!
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I will. It is on its way to DJI. It gets there on Friday.Please let us know what the outcome is.
That would be a bummer. I am pretty careful putting them on. There should really be a better locking mechanism - like on the P4 I hear.This is a prop that came off. My video looked exactly the same and I found it with three broken props attached and one missing. Sadly, DJI will not cover that. The props just won't break off the threads on a crash. Sorry man. I dealt with the same issue.
That would be a bummer. I am pretty careful putting them on. There should really be a better locking mechanism - like on the P4 I hear.
Actually, I was mowing down bugs. After 35 minutes of flight, the leading edge of the props were covered with them. Reminds me I have to clean them. Here is part 2 of the first flight.Your flying upside down!
You can't get rid of those dandelions that way.
Matter a fact your helping them seed!
Young man you should be grounded.
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