Bashy Posted at 1-14 19:35
I didnt know about the CSC idea,
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Then what did you mean by the above?
Not being argumenatative or rude but whether or not  you think "there is 100% no reason or need to put the sticks into that position except by being silly with the sticks" is irrelevant.
It has happened to two people who posted threads on Mavic Pilots.
Finding out, beforehand, about the possiblity of it happening is surely better then finding out that it can happen in reality and having crashed the drone as a consequence.
I came to Mavics whilst flying Phantom 3's, as is Cheddar-man, and if I hadn't been puzzled by the wording of the Mavic Mini's manual I would have carried on in the expectation that
a) the CSC would stop the motors at my command (With 'Mavics' flown with the default response set to "emergency only" it is not.)
b) the delay would be 4 to 5 seconds, as it was/is with the Phantom 3.
Neither of which would have been correct, so Cheddar-man is, at least, forewarned, that was the purpose of my post to him. The subsequent post to you were based on my understanding of your statement above.

It sounds argumentative...

I didnt know about the CSC idea, i thought the idea of that is to stop the motors so it will just drop, not tested it mind ;)

Was all of it...  and referred to

Also be aware that the CSC manoeuvre is unlikely to stop the propellers in mid air.

but it does do that...
Manual states

“Anytime” indicates that the motors can be stopped mid-flight anytime once the user performs a
combination stick command (CSC).

and also states

The default setting can be changed in DJI Fly.

That all tells me that the default setting stops the motors in mid air when performing the CSC manoeuvre unless you change it from the default setting. Min has never been changed in the Fly app and is still set to ''Anytime''
Your reply is saying that its unlikely to stop the props in the air, hence my reply to you as i was confused.

Bashy Posted at 1-15 18:42
The default setting can be changed in DJI Fly.
That all tells me that the default setting stops the motors in mid air when performing the CSC manoeuvre unless you change it from the default setting. Min has never been changed in the Fly app and is still set to ''Anytime''
Your reply is saying that its unlikely to stop the props in the air, hence my reply to you as i was confused.

The default setting is "Emergency Only", if your app is showing "Anytime" then IT HAS BEEN CHANGED.
If you do not believe me look at the two videos. In Daily Droning/KlooGee's video have a look around the 31 second mark. In DroningOn's video look around 6:21.

In "anytime" mode the motors will stop when the CSC position have been held for around 1.7 seconds. In "Emergency Only" mode ( the default) a mid air CSC will NOT stop the motors unless the drone 'thinks' it has suffered or is suffering an emergency.

cheddar-man Posted at 1-14 08:45
Just bought this so it's good bye Phantom forum, though I'll keep me eyes on it as I have many years ow3ning one, and hello Mavic

Did it turn up yet?

Nope, going for the Mini SE now, save £200!

Hello. I'm pretty sure DJI will release an updated version of the Mini2 this year. Improve some of the shortcomings and the output will be a cool new copter. Mini2, after the release of the novelty, will definitely fall in price, and in my opinion it will be price = quality. I'm doing a small social survey for , it would be nice if you could participate. How do you feel about free stock music for videos?

I am enjoying my new device, here is an example of the video output...

Hello. I'm pretty sure DJI will release an updated version of the Mini2 this year. Improve some of the shortcomings and the output will be a cool new copter. Mini2, after the release of the novelty, will definitely fall in price, and in my opinion it will be price = quality. I'm doing a small social survey for , it would be nice if you could participate. How do you feel about free stock music for videos?

Labroides Posted at 1-13 04:57
Does anybody know definitively whether there is any truth in this?
No-one ever knows anything about future DJI drones until just a couple of weeks before they are released.
Most all "rumours"are pure fantasy.

I agree with Labroides.  No need to get worked up about future unanounced drones.  Enjoy what we have today!  Plenty more in the future.