FantomDK
Second Officer
Denmark
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Really sorry about the situation. That truly truly sucks.
It is the sort of thing we don't want to have to fear. Wonder if it would make sense to disable the sensor when flying outside (99,9% of the time for most people)? Of if that is overreacting? It makes little sense that a malfunctioning sensor should result in loss of power.
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It makes me wonder if I should be worried about a glitch where the camera seems to turn off, the Pilot App says "loss of signal", but it flies perfectly. However, the camera seems to reboot, the gimbal does its dance (still flying), the video that it was recording it seems to restore (like you would restore a video by restarting the Phantom) with the telltale sign of a videofile with the date of 31th of December 2013. |
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