First Crash, learning lessons...

[CJS10mm]

Watch "Watch my DJI Mavic Air 2 crash *FAIL*" on YouTube

Took me a long time to edit it, but it's a good one, luckily I didn't break anything and I learned a valuable lesson!

 

[MA2 317]

Glad to see everything worked out.

Nice job on the edit.

 

[THE CYBORG]

We live and learn.
Glad to see everything was OK.

 

[MavicMiniNick]

Lucky!!!
Could have been a lot worse. Silly drone following a toddler, that was never going to end well hehe

 

[rconradvt]

Been there, done that, and learned. Rule # 437; When ever you use active track, don’t ever put down the controller. ?

 

[CJS10mm]

All true, I guess I should teach the wife to fly since she never wants to be in the videos! Lol

 

[hiflyer201]

I would say..never chase children with a drone. The shot isn't worth it and if it's interesting only to the pilot..it horrifies everyone else. A nice hover shot is something else. Let the action move...not the camera.

 

[zeusfl]

No side sensors.... On this the skydio2 is a monster.

 

[new2mavic]

I am pretty sure that the M2 will also crash in the same situation despite the availability of side sensors. See this recent report : First flight crashed into a tree! ?

 

[SpitFire]

Glad that everything turned out well. I have grand children, but I am very careful not to get close with the drone. Active track, is great, but please use caution around Childern, I use the Zoom feature to get up close. Four year old dress not understand the damage those props can do to him.