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Hello Ken,
This is not a pilot error I 100% will tell you this, it really did hover for probably 10 minutes and I had no connection, see a more detail response below,
Then at the 13:10 mark I see you descending (stick shows 100% descent) from 120ft and almost landing on the flat rooftop. I see you moving forwards and backwards along the rooftop (like doing a roof inspection or something).
This is where I was checking out the roof and trying to do a shot moving away from it shot. After that I got a disconnection. It was going towards landing at home but it wasn't accurate, missed by probably 10 feet and going to land half on my neighbor roof and half off the roof. (most likely because you said the GPS lock wasn't recorded until later). I was able to successfully reconnect and cancelled the land to home initially. I tried to direct the drone away from my neighbors roof but it no longer would reconnect to my controller.
I tried everything, the remote controller kept saying "Connecting..." and displaying the battery percentage of the remote. Nothing, I constantly pressed it a hundred times the remote power button over and over again. No connection with the same error message "Connecting..." when you first try to power on the remote, doesn't work. I looked at my iPhone, no camera view, no connection, nothing. I was in a panic at this point as I had no control of the drone and it was just flying above my neighbors roof hovering and not moving at all.
I don't know why the DJI Go didn't record this but it's because I had no connection from the drone to my app. That's why you're not seeing it. No connection to remote and DJI App with drone flying still? Means it won't be recorded. After the crash, I put in a new battery and it still wouldn't connect to my remote. That's when I filed the claim and shipped the drone immediately in hopes I can get it back in time for my trip next week, which is looking really slim.
The data shows your battery was at 43% and you have the default (30% warning) so there was no battery issue.
Exactly there was no battery issues. It was just hovering with whatever battery was remaining. I did have a small video I was able to pull of how long exactly it was just floating. I was able to pull the video of the drone just hovering above my neighbors roof from my MicroSD card as it was still recording until the end. I will try to upload it later today when I get off from work.
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You can see definitely I had bad signal on my drone towards the end on healthy drones, which led to the disconnection with the Mavic Pro to both the controller and iPhone, thus proving why you don't see any more additional data towards the last part. Please check the drone as if I was able to pull a video of the drone hovering, it was not recoded on the DJI App. I was able to record still on the drone footage until the end when the battery died. I can upload that on youtube when I get off work. But this is a lot of work just to prove I didn't crash this drone on purpose. I believe the video of the drone hovering until it's dying % is in my MicroSD card so I will get home and upload that footage for you to see. I don't know how to upload the controls if there was any as the remote control and drone was disconnected. I'll upload straight from the MicroSD card.
I just got the drone, this was my 3rd flight, 4th day owning it, I've been waiting for this since annoucement and me sellling my Phantom 4 immediately. Definitely an unfortunate event for myself. No one wants to go through this after getting a new toy and I've flown drones before, this isn't my first rodeo with one and I didn't crash this on purpose or make any irratic controls with the remote. It was hovering, no connection, and died, landed improperly. I can even ask my neighbors to vouch for me as two adults and their baby in their arms saw the crash. They were scared when it went down and saw it hovered for 10 minutes asking why I wasn't flying it away from their roof.
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