Crashed my P3S in the snow, What to do?

[mdowney58]

Put it in the dishwasher on the dry cycle.

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I'm hoping that this was a joke.
My dishwasher gets the plates almost too hot to remove by hand when the dry cycle is finished.
That would be too hot to subject the Phantom to.

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[Kirby Johnson]

I'm hoping that this was a joke.
My dishwasher gets the plates almost too hot to remove by hand when the dry cycle is finished.
That would be too hot to subject the Phantom to.

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"Badger: Wouldn't the commercial coin laundry clothes dryer be more gentle? My dishwasher doesn't have a delicate setting."
Bet that was tongue in cheek too.

 

[Neon Euc]

I just stick mine in the microwave... Sometimes I put a jacket potato In their too. Get to eat as the drone dries

Neon Euc

 

[shotgun10ga]

Are you people serious? Are you this childish?

 

[msinger]

If you need to remove the motors to wash them off, that can be done like this:

 

[solentlife]

Are you people serious? Are you this childish?

You ought to take a look at some over on DJI own forum ! Some there are just plain embarrassing .....

Nigel

 

[CrispyClaret]

I thought some of the replies were funny. Solentlife gave useful advice and a few others had a giggle, pretty much the same as you would get amongst any group of normal people...a mix of seriousness and fun.
We live in a world where dogs get microwaved to dry them out, cruise control gets set and driver leaves to make a snack, drone owners crash into huge but strangely invisible stationary objects and some people believe every last word in a forum to be saintly truth.
Yes you can put a Phantom in a dishwasher, tumbledryer or microwave...once. Only the tumbledryer will get the moisture out completely. While it is in there, pop onto Amazon and order a rubberband powered plane, it will give minutes of pleasure without the angst.