a general question or two:
one time as i was just getting used ti landing a drone, i took a small spill in some grass... really slow crash, really minimal stress put on the a/c compared to others who claim they've crashed from many tens of feet up.... when this happened i got a "motors overloaded" message and immediately shut the a/c off.
with that said, everything has been fine the last few weeks sinceit happened... but today i noticed one of the motor arms vibrates a little bit... once its in the air, it flies pretty smoothly with the occassional drift in the air (despite IMU/Compass/Gimbal calibrations).
So with that said, if you overload the motors for a couple seconds, will there be long term motor damage? Could that cause vibrations when the bird is lifting off? And if you leave a gimbal lock on once or twice by accident when you turn the phantom on, will THAT ruin the gimbal motor?
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one time as i was just getting used ti landing a drone, i took a small spill in some grass... really slow crash, really minimal stress put on the a/c compared to others who claim they've crashed from many tens of feet up.... when this happened i got a "motors overloaded" message and immediately shut the a/c off.
with that said, everything has been fine the last few weeks sinceit happened... but today i noticed one of the motor arms vibrates a little bit... once its in the air, it flies pretty smoothly with the occassional drift in the air (despite IMU/Compass/Gimbal calibrations).
So with that said, if you overload the motors for a couple seconds, will there be long term motor damage? Could that cause vibrations when the bird is lifting off? And if you leave a gimbal lock on once or twice by accident when you turn the phantom on, will THAT ruin the gimbal motor?
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