I can’t see where this system will stop all 4 blades from spinning. Recently I read some post where the operator crashed their drone and it came down with some of the blades still cranking. How do they mitigate the risk of slicing and dicing.
Indemnis i2 Nexis Parachute
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I can't see any blade being stopped and if they continue to crank, they will eventually get tangled. Still better than nothing.
The tube will prevent chute and cords from entanglement. But if you loose a blade your aircraft will come down, the system will deploy, and if the operator does not or cannot stop the motors the aircraft can come down on any unsuspecting person inflicting serious injury. Don’t see how this can get FAA approval.
It was my thoughts that only a DJI UAV hit 90 degree tilt that the system auto **** off the motors I know PhantomS down do don’t know about the Inspire and up
You tube is full of videos of DJI drones as I only own the Spark I can confirm that when I catch it it and turn it 90 it shut off the motors
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