Minor crash, little worried

[Rezid3nt]

So long story short took my drone out for the first time and rather carelessly flew it very slowly (in beginner mode) on top of a shed it slid off and hit wet moderately cushioned grass, i ran over picked it up dusted it off and was completely shocked at the fact it fell roughly 7ft and had not a dent on it, not even a scratch (other than one prop) so i changed the prop took it back off into the air, everything worked fine, so now im home and ive realised that there is a tiny little dent in between the front two arms of the phantom where the top of the frame connects to the lower half, (will attatch photo) its very small but i just spent $800 on this thing

I just wanna make sure that i can take it up high and not worry about it falling to the ground in a screaming heap, sorry if im being over cautious i just really love this thing, not sure if it was like that before its barely noticeable from almost every angle than the one i took the photo from, any info from anyone would be much appreciated

Thanks Aaron

 

[SamNetwork]

You spent $800?!?

 

[Monte55]

[QUOTThat's amNetwork, post: 928451, member: 58762"]You spent $800?!?[/QUOTE]
Yep. That's what he said. $800

 

[Rezid3nt]

You spent $800?!?

Australian dollars haha and i bought accessories aswell; carry bag extra props ect paid $700 on the phantom itself

 

[JPage1r]

You should be fine mate, just calibrate the IMU and Compass, fly around at about 10-15 metres high and get some distance between you and the drone. You should be sweet


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[Trinimon]

Should be fine. Examine the shell for any cracks, if not, should be good to go.

One of the tabs in the same location as yours popped a little when I had my first accident. I had to loosen the shell screws to pop it back into place and have flown it about half dozen times since with no visible cracks etc.