I summarised the story told by the flight data in post #2 and gave a link you can click to see a short version of that data.
I lost mine on a steep thickly forested hillside. I located using last known, and triangulating from Home point and my moving signal with Smart Controller. The hardest part was SCALE as it was difficult to determine the distance between me & last known. (of course Home and Last Known distance was static, so that give sense of scale) I never turned off the SC, was able to locate before power shutoff. I was under the impression that units are only replaced if found. Not sure what would be on display if I had lost power on SC. Perhaps not as easy to locate on a return search. Good luck!
You’re obviously not looking at his total flight path then. Look at the link in #2
It's better not to scold. But these are powerful devices for their size. And what we do with our aircraft could have far reaching consequences. I crashed my drone because I relied too much on the sensors. I don't want to learn any more hard lessons.
Those observations and your question are almost certainly irrelevant in considering what the cause of the incident might have been.
Whilst not wishing to totally derail this topic, you point is ridiculous because the image is taken from Google Maps, not from the actual drone’s camera
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I think if you look at all those post we'd find that most of them were Operator error and the few that were drones fault DJI made right, at least most of them
What's wrong with flying over buildings and roads? And how many people did you count that he flew over? You should think more before you talk.
