Brand new ... need help

[op_tomlinson]

Took my Mavic pro cross country to catch an air view of my sister's house in L.A. (Lower Alabama) in the nice little town of Daphne. My Mavic was too far away to respond to my attempt at over-ride and landed in the top of a Pecan tree My flight log shows it at 30.600143 -87.911792 ... 64' in the air. I think the only way to get it down is a skilled pilot with a hook on said pilots drone. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My sis will mail it back to me if you can help. Thanks, OP

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Probably advisable to remove the address or at least the house number!

 

[old man mavic]

Probably advisable to remove the address or at least the house number!

done

 

[Deleted member 103366]

If you post the log files, DAT and txt, I am sure someone will have a crack at them and in so doing probably provock more interest.

 

[Mavic Mac]

Sorry for your loss and welcome to the forums - a lot of good info here. Also, the search function (magnifying glass icon upper right) is a great way to find answers to many of the questions a "newbie" will have. We were all "newbies" at one point.

Hopefully it will find it's way safely to the ground

 

[dawgpilot]

There are "tree climber" groups you can contact that specialize in getting objects out of trees like this. Try searching Google to see if you can find one nearby. If that fails, maybe an Arborist could help.

 

[playstation]

Good luck, hope you recover drone. Have a good read on topics on this site as this is priceless information

 

[hiflyer201]

Good luck..crossing my fingers and hoping someone will come up with a method that will work for you..lot's of success story's with drones in trees

 

[lannes]

Use a fishing rod (baitercaster reel for more accuracy) and cast a line with a heavy lead sinker on the end and then drag it back in, you should be able to shake the branch a lot.