Crashed doing a Point of Interest

[Gheddo]

Was using the Mavic on a job for a client last week. I was doing a POI shot and we had a slight breeze didn't even get a heavy wind warning and it threw the mavic into a wall. A friend of mine was mentioning the props spinning slower than normal and I have to admit I'm pretty scared to take it up too far because it seems to be struggling in the wind. I'm wondering if this is a problem with mine in particular or is there a way to make the props spin faster?.

Here's a video of the incident:

 

[Former Member]

The props are governed to a maximum RPM by the ESC. Prop rpm can be around 5000 - 5500. In the wind, they will fight to maintain steady rpm but in a strong wind they will drop.

 

[Kilrah]

Looks more like positioning error (e.g. low GPS signal, and the ground isn't very good for OPTI to help). It doesn't seem to have gone much more than 3m or so off track which is not very surprising.

Got to leave it more room. People tend to get overconfident with the precision of the onboard sensors.

 

[Gheddo]

It wasn't even a very strong wind though. But if the process is automatic then its fine. Its just making me a little more paranoid than normal.

 

[Gheddo]

Looks more like positioning error (e.g. low GPS signal, and the ground isn't very good for OPTI to help). It doesn't seem to have gone much more than 3m or so off track which is not very surprising.

Got to leave it more room. People tend to get overconfident with the precision of the onboard sensors.

Oh I see. Well, thanks a lot. Did the shot successfully like 6 times and this was the only crash but I guess its to be expected?

 

[Plawa]

It would be interesting to see the flight logs to see what happened...

 

[Gheddo]

It would be interesting to see the flight logs to see what happened...

Ok I'll try to put them up in abit.

Here I thing this is the log for the time of the crash.

Dropbox - FLY096.DAT