DRONE-flies-YOU
 Second Officer
Flight distance : 1638323 ft
United States
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The 1080p/60 that the video is shot in looks GREAT! Well, the 60fps from the GoPro on his head or wherever. It's really apparent with the Picture-in-Picture.
This looks like that same sticky stick issue previously reported by others. This entire video is all the same problem. When adding deflection to the sticks and releasing, it's fighting the rogue stick inputs we've all observed in the logs previously. He never resets the important devices (phone & R/C) and continues flying. DUMB choice.
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Anyway, after about 14' when he grabs the controller, he never cancels the ActiveTrack (Spotlight). Perhaps Mavic is frantically looking for the subject, can't find it, goes into withdrawal or something.
The Jeep needs power steering fluid like it's some huge mystery what that sounds like.
After that first part where it was not "acting right," he should have done a complete troubleshoot - perhaps at home with more time. You don't keep using it if it is clearly malfunctioning. Seriously, WTF? So many stories like this where it does something completely crazy, but oh well... Let's keep flying it anyway! LAME. NOT RESPONSIBLE.
The app and R/C never got reset or power-cycled during his battery swap out. That's bad procedure after experiencing ANY strange behavior like this. Again, troubleshooting in its most basic form.
After the battery swap (so I'm at 19' now), it's got 15 satellites but shows only 1 bar and "Cannot take off" along the top. Yet he still performs CSC multiple times - DUMB. Still, troubleshooting never occurs to him! It's unreal. At which point would YOU stop... Analyze... Troubleshoot??? VPS appears to be INOP, but again, let's do CSC again. Immediately after swiping, it goes from GPS to N/A to TakeOff in the mode. What is N/A?
Hahaha, OMG... So after THAT he rides off a mile from a hovering, unsupervised, malfunctioning aircraft... I'm not sure continuing to watch the video to help analyze this helps at this point. Seriously, it's difficult helping people when you see this. |
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