Seemed to be carrying a load of some kind, there is a large box attached to its undercarriage. I wonder if someone attached something to it that put it over weight or out of balance.
Well given some of the analysis work I've seen from you on the forum, and I understand very little of it, I'm banking on one of the lollies melting and frying the flux capacitor....That's a strange one - I'd like to see the log files for that flight.
Looks more to a Yuneec Typhoon H but I could be wrong.Wonder what drone it was he crashed and which maker he represented? Hopefully not another DJI "It just fell out of the sky" model.
The load shifted as it emptied the candy taking it out of balance!It was distributing sweets (candy). It seemed stable enough, until it wasn't.
No I don't agree with that at all. It was something more than that. If you'll watch the video you'll see something caused the aircraft to yaw around and then pitch over while yawing... not something you'd see from a weight-n-balance issue. Also most MR's can handle a fairly large amount of "Out-Of-Balance" before the pendulum effect starts to rock out of control.The load shifted as it emptied the candy taking it out of balance!
Yep it was stable then went into a sudden spin before coming down.No I don't agree with that at all. It was something more than that. If you'll watch the video you'll see something caused the aircraft to yaw around and then pitch over while yawing... not something you'd see from a weight-n-balance issue. Also most MR's can handle a fairly large amount of "Out-Of-Balance" before the pendulum effect starts to rock out of control.
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