TuneFlight
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Keep an eye on the balance of each cell too. One of the 3 cells could be going bad. Have you crashed it??
Nah - No crashes, all hand-caught landings.
Keep an eye on the balance of each cell too. One of the 3 cells could be going bad. Have you crashed it??
Ok "Alan TheBeast" drill holes in your Mavic and be happy... you won!
How did you access this timeline? I currently have an Osmo in service and would love to see the progress!
I have the same bubbling and cracking issue, but it's on one of my batteries rather than the body of the Mavic.
What concerns me is I'm not a frequent flyer. I've had mine going on 3 months with only about 3 flights. If this is caused after frequent flying and this starts after my 1 yr warranty, would it still be covered? No bumps as of yet.
On the Phantom 3 shell cracking, DJI was replacing the shells even after the warranty expired, probably because it was a known defect that effected some users. Hopefully they will do the same with the Mavic, and this problem.
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The problem with that survey is we can't correlate dates of purchase to occurrence of bumps or cracks. (I can't see it there anyway)
That wouldn't demonstrate anything.
People could have bought it at the same time and flown in ten times as hard as someone who's never had a drone before and used it three times, in beginner mode, in the same time period.
Clearly the primary objective is to see if this is a batch defect and then correlate further similarities from that.
Where do you find the manf. date? I got mine somewhere in the beginning of Feb. As I stated earlier, no issues here.
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