djiuser_cRiUnK5guA5Y Posted at 2-23 05:50
I don't care if the warranty is up. I still feel the dji should cover their products and it's bad business.  They don't cover your drone even if  you have insurance on it  they  will say their' was nothing wrong with the drone and it's  your fault. I have  clearly shown them my  flight record and it shows that I didn't touch the controller when it flew off.

Hi there, we will never lie about the data analysis, it is based on the flight records and the flight logs customer provide, we have even released the Flight Controller Data Analysis Series Tutorials in Forum: https://forum.dji.com/thread-114810-1-1.html
If you still have any concern of the data analysis, please provide us with the case number so that we can check, thank you.

Hey does anybody have an update on this? From what I have read, I agree that an Ultimadrone wouldn't have helped. If Atellani designed a v2 that had a strut that attached to the body (running perpendicular to the arm holding the motors), that would keep rotation in check. I just toyed with my I2 and I have one arm that rolls L-R, with the clamping screw tightened all the way. Any fresh takes on a fix?

OK, found this video and it seems to be the ticket:

JCFP Posted at 11-9 13:19
OK, found this video and it seems to be the ticket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH4H6C2rO8o.

Hi. Can you post the link again? The sone is dead. Thanks!