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djiuser_fPsGZXet0pZe Posted at 2018-2-13 20:51
Yes it does. However is not advisable to do it very often. The propellers are still running quite fast even and by turning the drone you force the inertia momentum of the propellers. As a result there is a stress on the axes of the motors and, although this is certainly not a big issue if you do it a few times (when there is an emergency for example), that could and will increase the wear and tear of the axis. Better landing normally or, if you really like landing on your hand, pull down the propeller's speed to complete stop instead of turning the drone.
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