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I have three batteries, none of them were swelled. I pay attention and take very well care of the Mavic two and the batteries. It won't happen again because I believe this one's ready for the graveyard unless I can sell it all for parts to someone that has one. I replaced it with a DJI Air 3.

I’ve had a Mavic 2 pro for a couple years, A few days ago, I put it on my porch and shot it straight up max speed, the next thing I know the battery hit the deck, and I couldn’t find the drone for a couple hours. I eventually, found it. So yesterday I went and bought an air 3 more. They’re...

I'm interested in removing the SL's

If it's binding and flying well, is there a problem leaving it unfolded? if I could feel some resistance when folding I would not fold it. You will get "material fatigue" like bending a piece of tin back and forth.

you did sit it on the ground "level" then calibrate?

ditto, do a gimbal cal

Yeah it's fine, once the "new" rubs off it won't be so bad. Everyone flying in "sport" mode crashes, I did as well and I only had it 2 days, flew it straight into a pine tree and then it fell about 30 feet but didn't hurt it as bad as you did. Enjoy :)

Ouch, I believe you're OK. It will fly well, the computer and sensors will keep it inline. I can imagine how you feel it still being new but beat up, it just shows you how hardy it really is.

Not me, B'ham, AL

when it's printed out and after you pay the $5 it says "Small UAS Certificate"

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Small UAS Certificate

Has anyone else get their Small UAS Certificate? I just got mine, I wonder if anyone has ever been check on site for it?

when you connect to the AC you can go into the settings and set it for 1 to 10 days, it comes default at 5 days

I just noticed that we are all just a bunch of OLD bastards here:D