Hi all,
I searched the forums and the manual and I did not find an answer for this question.
Let's say that while my phantom is running a mission, somethings happens and it falls from the sky and the propellers get stuck and the motors start overheating. Is there any overcurrent protection that will shut down the motors without the pilot intervention to prevent them from catching fire ?
If the phantom falls in a forest, there would be a real risk of starting a forest fire.
I saw that many people had their motors burn out in front on them during landing tip over, if this happens 1000 feet from the pilot, that could become really dangerous.
Thanks
Petsakosh
I searched the forums and the manual and I did not find an answer for this question.
Let's say that while my phantom is running a mission, somethings happens and it falls from the sky and the propellers get stuck and the motors start overheating. Is there any overcurrent protection that will shut down the motors without the pilot intervention to prevent them from catching fire ?
If the phantom falls in a forest, there would be a real risk of starting a forest fire.
I saw that many people had their motors burn out in front on them during landing tip over, if this happens 1000 feet from the pilot, that could become really dangerous.
Thanks
Petsakosh