Your OA sensor took a hit too. It doesn't look too bad though.
The uneven tabs will make for a tilted horizon. The 4 inside gimbal holding screws might just need to be loosened which involves taking off the top cover, set the gimbal back in place straight if nothing inside is broken, tightening the 4 screws that hold the camera and gimbal in. If you dont want to do all that, just use the gimbal roll adjustment function in DJI Go every time you fly to straighten it out.
Keep an eye out for gimbal overload messages which might indicate more serious damage. Also listen for buzzing sounds coming from the gimbal motors.
Your right eye might have gotten scratched, so if you see any messages regarding front obstacle avoidance sensors error, they may have gotten damaged.
You can do it through DJI Go app under camera setting or you can use this shortcut:
Mavic Pro Gimbal Roll
To have the gimbal put back in place would probably just be a labor charge, but if you send it to DJI, be ready for them to pad the bill with some extra repairs they think are necessary. It would take me 15 minutes to fix. If you send it to DJI you will probably wait for 3 weeks for DJI to fix it then overcharge you.
You have refresh or not?
I repaired my own mavic but you could try elk robotics in marine parade in Fremantle for a quote@wombat could you please share the name of the repairer in Western Australia please? Have also crashed my drone into some sand and am after a quote to repair. Cheers.
I repaired my own mavic but you could try elk robotics in marine parade in Fremantle for a quote
Thanks @wombat. Will give him a call tomorrow!
Gotta love the '...I already ordered another mouth decal'
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