The total cost to repair was $380. The gimbal was $179 and then they replaced some of the Mavic's body - which wasn't really needed. If I had time I would have asked they only fix the gimbal since they just shipped me a brand new Mavic from China instead of actually doing a repair. Oh well...
I REALLY regret not getting Refresh. I planned on just using the State Farm option. My fault for not fully evaluating the repercussions of submitting a claim. It's just not worth it. Based on another DJI gimbal prepare thread, I'm guessing it will be $3-400. Good times.
Thanks for checking this out. Off to DJI. Which is really too bad because I had a project planned for being home at the holidays. I guess the best lessons are learned ice cold.
Here's the gimbal on startup. Note that the thing that sort of looks like a dent is actually a small piece of clear plastic I can't get off :)
Video: mavic
Thanks for the feedback. I don't see any bends. I can move it around when powdered down just fine. When it starts it sort of bangs around a bit. I'll make a video of it and post.
How does it work if I send back to DJI if I don't have the Refresh protection?
Ugh.
I've been so careful flying, really getting a hang of this awesome drone and not doing anything risky. I'm about 10 flights in (with 100s on smaller drones previously).
Today I launched from a table outside my balcony - something I worked up to as I considered it quasi risky. I thought...
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