She wanted twilight footage of her yard. She wasn't satisfied with the first footage, so this was a second attempt.
I turned off the obstacle avoidance (stupid, I know), and even though I was calm and slow, somehow, I managed to run into a willow tree and my Air 3 was hanging from branches. I managed to get the drone from from the branch, but two of the propellers were damaged. One of the tips was sheared off, and the other showed a slight divot, but otherwise, appeared OK.
My question focuses on whether there was other damage to the device? Did the sudden stop of the propellers cause peripheral damage to the rotors? Once the propellers are replaced, is the device OK to fly?
Thanks for any insight.
I turned off the obstacle avoidance (stupid, I know), and even though I was calm and slow, somehow, I managed to run into a willow tree and my Air 3 was hanging from branches. I managed to get the drone from from the branch, but two of the propellers were damaged. One of the tips was sheared off, and the other showed a slight divot, but otherwise, appeared OK.
My question focuses on whether there was other damage to the device? Did the sudden stop of the propellers cause peripheral damage to the rotors? Once the propellers are replaced, is the device OK to fly?
Thanks for any insight.