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Kirjago Posted at 2017-8-15 16:28
Our company is goodpenguin.net. It has a small budget, because it was founded by only two people. And to lose an Inspire2 is really tragical. Recently we've had an accident like that. As well as the other quad copter filming company we know of (newscopter.pro). They've even got the video of the accident. The thing is that the motor is glued to the carbon frame. And it's glued quite badly. Taking in count the amount of power, inspire 2 motors have, it's no wonder, that the motor mounts come off with such a low amount of glue used. ZenMuse x5 camera is very expensive to lose. Not talking about the copter itself. I have got one more Inspire 2. I would like to ask DJI representatives, what should I do to ensure it would not fall down? Because, literally, of 6 inspire2 pilots, whom i know, 2 had this crash accident (it is 33% of failure rate for a drone and camera worth of 6.000 dollars !!!!!!) (pure experienced professionals were flying the drone with separate camera operators). We would not want to sell this remaining quadcopter, because we've waited for it for a long time and we really like the x5s camera performance. Moreover, we've trusted DJI as the best manufacturer. The question is: what would DJI recommend to ensure the safety of the flight? that Inspire 2 won't simply fall down?
Most of crash accidents are caused by pilot's fault, but if the aircraft has malfunction in warranty, it will be repaired or replaced without any charge.
For your drone, have you contacted our support to start a ticket for data analysis? We will have professional team to try their best to find out the reason of the accident and provide further resolution to you. |
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