Nfbarreto
lvl.4
Flight distance : 779839 ft
Spain
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Did you check if the battery levels (voltage) were green ? I.e., while the battery might say it's at 100% or 97% when you start, it might have a damaged cell that, after a few minutes of strain might suddenly drop in voltage. Ideally the drone will advise to land or try to auto-land, but I've heard of cases where that doesn't happen. I've tried to stick with some recommendations from other users that advise to:
1) Configure the DJI Go App to show the voltage levels on the main screen (right below the %). Don't fly if these show yellow, red, or are below 3.5V (even if your battery % shows a high value)
2) In the first few minutes, make sure you don't push the phantom too hard, let it warm-up with smooth and slow movements. If the battery is not in good condition, it might cause sudden voltage drops below the 3.5V. After the phantom warms up the voltage levels tend to go up a little.
3) Before any flight make sure you test controls, left, right, up, down, yaw left/right, spend a minute or so just flying around low to make sure everything looks ok and no weird sounds exist
4) Make sure your propellers are tight(before you turn on, obviously)
5) Make sure the battery is inserted properly and that you hear a clicking sound when you insert it.
I feel for you though, I'm still fairly new to drones, and fly my P3S very carefully as I'm always concerned that it might drop, so I try to follow some guidelines I saw here on the forum and other online websites to the tee !
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