Vhmtg
lvl.2
Flight distance : 103215 ft
United States
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a simple check would be to inspect the propeller mounts. Take the props off and set them aside then holding each motor one at a time, try wiggling the mount that is screwed to the motor, checking to see that all three of the little screws are present and tight for each motor. I am not a DJI professional BUT I do have experience with a similar issue. Except the first error was "Motor Overspeed Fault" and about 20 secs later it was spiraling from 'elevation' down into the middle of a Salt water bay in The Philippines. After 3 weeks of sending divers for it, they recovered it. The fault was obvious, one of those mounts because loose and came off. Phantoms don't fly very well with 3 motors. Maybe, they have a vibration safety switch which if something gets off balance it shuts the motors down. I would hope that you would have more warning than that. |
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