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@Martysticks A CSV reading tool created by BudWalker. A link was posted further up by Slup?

@BudWalker @slup Thanks guys. Went for a couple of short test flights this morning. Got the motor error message after take off both times but once cleared it didn't come back, which it used to. It actually flys OK so I may see how it goes for a while....

@BudWalker @slup Thank you for your help guys, I appreciate it. I'm the type of person that doesn't usually send things in for repair. As an IT engineer I'm used to working on phones, laptops etc so hoped the MP wouldn't get the better of me. You guys are clearly very knowledgeable and if...

@BudWalker in the hope that the problem would be fixed I guess. I'm getting the 'motor current error' every time I take off so want to try and get to the source of problem and fix it, if I can. If you don't think replacing the motor will help, which direction do you think I should go in...

@BudWalker @slup so with your diagnosis in mind, do you think it's worth taking a chance and replacing the front left arm? I can confirm that I've swapped the props out with new and there's no noticeable resistance in the front left so the points you make BudWalker make sense. Thank you both...

@slup If you don't mind me asking, what tool did you use for reading the motor current logs, is it the paid version of Airdata?

Oh wow, thank you so much! That's really interesting. Is it possible the motor could be problematic without being physically damaged? There aren't any signs of damage but I've not owned it since new so couldn't be ruled out. I'm prepared to swap the arm out myself if that's definitely where...

Hi folks. I'm getting the above error every time I fly my Mavic Pro which I purchased last week (used but appeared immaculate). Wondering if anyone would mind checking my flight data to see if they can work out which motor is causing the error, assuming it is a motor and not something else...