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In 2019 I led two expeditions into the wild Iceland. We skipped the most touristy spots you have probably seen a million times on Instagram and went deep into the Highlands and around the remote Westfjords including a long multi-day hike in Hornstrandir to find the real taste of this beautiful...

Update from DJI. 1.The aircraft worked in GPS mode; 2.t=14:35,h=14.2m,d=150.3m, the aircraft flew in front-right direction after the pilot pushed pitch stick forward and roll stick to the right mostly, then it flipped and dropped. Conclusion: Not pilot fault, warranty.

Yes, two were missing.

I have only these, but based on the timestamps they're not from the final flight: 2019-02-04_14-09-22_FLY047.DAT and 2 more files From what I've read there was a bug in firmware that made sure some DAT files are not being written.

It's weird that I only have 3 DAT files in the MCDatFlightRecords folder and none of them is FLY052.DAT.

There was a possibility of a bird strike, so lost prop would make sense. If it wasn’t attached properly it would be lost at the start of the flight, not the end.

Here's the flight log: DJI Flight Log Viewer - PhantomHelp.com

They will get prints of my work :). No restaurants around where I am (an archipelago in the middle of nowhere). And this being Norway, a trip to a restaurant for 5 persons probably costs the same as the drone :D

DJI is already looking at the logs, but might give this a try as well out of curiosity.

Crashed and drowned my Mavic 2 Pro (due to unknown reasons, technical malfunction or bird strike) into a salty fjord in Norway on the Arctic Circle. Here's the story of its chilly recovery mission. Many thanks to the Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue and to everyone involved! Get DJI Care Refresh...

Depends on the tour itinerary. If it's the usual touristy one then accept my condolences. That's why I'm building my tours more around the experience and letting it sink in (and photograph/film) rather than ticking checkboxes on those "must see" locations.

They were running away from @SpinItUp :D And yes, the lights were amazing, no photo or timelapse can really convey the feeling one gets seeing them live.

Ok, I have to agree - you are being a grumpy old git :) And there is nothing warm about stepping out of that 4x4, going hiking and sleeping in tents in pretty icy temperatures.

You would not like Iceland, since it's mostly brown, grey with a dab of green, lol. But there are people who like that kind of stuff. Oh, and did I mention very bad weather most of the time, not like we had. Also, it might have something to do with the fact that we skipped all the iconic...

Yep, got some on my Instagram: https://instagram.com/arvids/