I have been checking this site daily since I got my P2V+ V3.0 in early December.  I am very impressed with the wealth of knowledge that many of the forum members exhibit.  I would like to tap into that brain trust, and see what the experts have to say.

Yesterday I had my first crash; it was completely my fault.  I was spending too much time looking at the video feed, and not enough time looking at the Phantom... until it was too late.  I had flown into the branches of a tree.  For a moment the Phantom was tangled up in some of the small, twig like branches, which did quite a number on the propellers.  The Phantom then fell about 25 feet and landed in the street.  I immediately shut the motors down.  Upon impact with the street the small white cover on the compass popped off.

I took everything back inside, and looked it over very carefully.  The compass internals did not appear to have any physical damage.  I did find a small scratch / dent on the bottom of the camera.  

I powered everything up (RC, then Extender, finally the Phantom itself), connected my iPhone, and started the DJI Vision app.  The DJI VI cision screen showed "Compass Error, Maintenance Required.  I shut everything off and carefully snapped the compass cover back on. I calibrated the RC, and then the Phantom.  I then did a basic IMU calibration.  

I powered everything back up, and the Compass Error was gone.  I started the motors, they all looked and sounded fine.  The gimbal seemed to be working; it compensated as I manually pitched and tilted the Phantom.  The camera tilt wheel operated as it should.  I was able to take pictures and videos which looked good on my computer screen.  I connected to my computer and did an advanced IMU calibration.

Now my question:  Is there anything else I should do, or check, before I take it outside for a flight?

Thanks in advance for responding.

In the words of Charlie Brown and George of the Jungle. Watch out for that tree!!!

if you sense everything is okay, then take her out for a spin or two thats the only way you find out if it works, but keep it close to you in the beginning