I'll keep it simple. I read all about flying indoors and equipment like propeller guards, settings, etc - so I assume this was just pilot error and part of the learning curve.
With the Mini 2 hovering (that's all I was doing and moving about a few feet here and there) I decided I had enough and was a bit nervous about how responsive it was to controller and it got too close to the wall. I commenced landing and it was having trouble locating a suitable spot, so I tried to hand land it, no dice, so I grabbed it and it tried to go higher (duhhh ceiling above) so I held it... the motors increased speed for about 5 seconds and when it couldn't go anywhere it just cut the motors off. And I had it in my hand.
So, despite all that I did wrong (and learned from it) --- do I have reason for concern with respect to that noise it made while being prevented from flying away?
I'm probably just being incredibly paranoid and this is no doubt part of learning.
With the Mini 2 hovering (that's all I was doing and moving about a few feet here and there) I decided I had enough and was a bit nervous about how responsive it was to controller and it got too close to the wall. I commenced landing and it was having trouble locating a suitable spot, so I tried to hand land it, no dice, so I grabbed it and it tried to go higher (duhhh ceiling above) so I held it... the motors increased speed for about 5 seconds and when it couldn't go anywhere it just cut the motors off. And I had it in my hand.
So, despite all that I did wrong (and learned from it) --- do I have reason for concern with respect to that noise it made while being prevented from flying away?
I'm probably just being incredibly paranoid and this is no doubt part of learning.