djiuser_L6npSFTEfwnI
lvl.2
Flight distance : 284318 ft
United States
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Hi - unfortunately, I had a very similar experience with my brand new Mavic Air. I flew it once to just over 400 feet away - no problem (comes back and lands without issue). I then flew it using gesture control...again no problem. However on the third flight in the same first day ever flying, I took it out again in the same flight path as the first distance flight and at about 400 feet (140 feet up), I got some twitchy video in the DJI Go App. 2 seconds later, the video went "grey" and I got a warning message that I "Lost Signal". After 10 seconds, I got another prompt to "Return to Home".
I confirmed yes, and waited another 30 seconds and started walking toward where the drone was seen visually. Where I flew had no obstructions (just short trees up to 10 feet tall) and throughout all flights I had at a minimum of 19 GPS/GLOSS satellite links showing in the app.
After 5-10 feet walking towards the drone, the gimble video feed came back in the DJI GO app. and I could clearly see the drone had crashed (hard) into the ground. If anyone has experience looking at the Flight Record logs from the app. - this is what apparently happened:
16.145 : 4350 [L-BATTERY]get_cell_voltage_callback_ack failed!||
20.429 : 4602 [L-RC]mode switch changed!
20.429 : 4602 [L-N_MIS]req abort all for rc mode switch
20.449 : 4603 [L-N_MIS]Switch new mis 3 req 2 from mis 22 req 14
20.449 : 4603 [L-FLYMODE]SWITCH2HOVER!
21.777 : 4681 [L-FMU/LED]type:0, normal flash action:
21.777 : 4681 [L-FMU/LED]c0:0,1;c1:0,3;c2:0,1;c3:2,3;c4:0,3;c5:0,3;c6:0,1;c7:0,3
22.401 : 4717 [L-FMU/FSM]not near ground
22.409 : 4718 [L-FMU/MOTOR]safe_near_grd:false
26.678 : 4968 [L-FDI][sensor_api_info] head(2,0,31,4).|
37.040 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.041 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.041 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.041 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.041 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 20038948 --14 ||
37.053 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.066 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.066 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.066 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.066 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.066 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 20038948 --14 ||
37.083 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.083 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.083 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.083 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.083 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 20038948 --14 ||
37.103 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.103 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.103 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.103 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.103 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 20038928 --14 ||
37.125 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.126 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.126 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.126 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.126 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 20038948 --14 ||
37.152 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 core recovery||
37.153 : {task_e}INFO:[I2C-L623]:bus_idle time out! MA:1, TFE:0
37.153 : {task_e}INFO:i2c3 Critical error in master_xfer ||
37.153 : {task_e}INFO:Critical ERROR:i2c3 i2c_queue_start fail||
37.153 : {task_e}INFO:i2c 3 sync xfer fail - 200389a0 --14 ||
37.153 : {task_e}INFO:smbus_read CMD_PRESENT_STATE error||
All I can gather is that my Mavic Air had a "core dump" occur during mid-flight and just prior to falling out of the sky had switched to HoverMode. It should have returned to Home as instructed from the DJI Go App. seems to have turned itself off and fell 140 feet and breaking the gimble camera assembly. Internally, I can't tell what else may have been damaged but given how tough these things are, I would be more concerned the next time if a person/animal was in its path falling from the sky!
So far the response from DJI has been "sorry, insufficient data" but I already confirmed ALL DJI Go Flight Data has been sync'd to DJI Cloud so what gives? Before sending in the Mavic Air, I was able to download all onboard flight data but the current DJI Assistant Viewer app. is broken (tries to open file but all I get is an empty diag. page in app.). I won't even go into all the security warnings the Viewer app throws during install...apparently this software is getting flagged as malware but if I didn't have DJI Care Refresh, I think I would be screwed in this situation.
In summary, if you ask for Data Analysis from DJI after a crash, don't count on either the DJI Assistant/Viewer app. or DJI Support actually being able to figure out what happened unless you did something stupid/obvious to cause the crash and well if that is case, it is your fault so pay up. Otherwise, get DJI Refresh and hope your "new" replacement drone doesn't have the same undiagnosed problems. |
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