Not Enough Force/ESC Error M2P

[SwampMavic]

I had an issue this morning and wanted to see if anyone has experienced this. I had been flying for about 21 minutes with my M2P and had no issues. I hit RTH to come home, at about 3000’ away I got a strong interference to RC message, but didn’t immediately have any other issues. My image transmission cut off at around 400’ from home, but wasn’t worried because I could still see it coming back and then start to land. It came down to the landing point without issue, but the motors wouldn’t shut off. Nothing I did worked, I eventually had to grab the drone with the props spinning and physically pop the battery out. Airdata had a not enough force/esc error. There were two warnings with that error, one saying repeated 7 times and the other saying repeated 21 times. Anyone have something similar happen before? Popped the props off and restored the AC to factory settings. When I turned back on and connected, I didn’t get any error messages, haven’t tried to fly it again yet.

 

[Fly Dawg]

Anyone have something similar happen before?

Usually this is due to a loose,missing or damaged prop as far as the NEF error goes. It could also be related to the ESC.

 

[Fly Dawg]

If you can share the full link to your airdata log here we can take a closer look and see if there is anything else there of note.

 

[Fly Dawg]

Cant say for sure without seeing the actual data, but taking this with a grain of salt the numerous upper OA detections could indicate that you possibly clipped a prop on something. A tree? Bush? That would also give you the NEF error.

 

[SwampMavic]

Cant say for sure without seeing the actual data, but taking this with a grain of salt the numerous upper OA detections could indicate that you possibly clipped a prop on something. A tree? Bush? That would also give you the NEF error.

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I definitely didn’t clip any of the props, all those notifications came after it had landed but the props wouldn’t shut off. I physically had to grab it with the props still going so the obstacle it was sensing was me lol

 

[SwampMavic]

If you can share the full link to your airdata log here we can take a closer look and see if there is anything else there of note.

 

[Fly Dawg]

I definitely didn’t clip any of the props, all those notifications came after it had landed but the props wouldn’t shut off

Ah! Now that makes more sense.

 

[SwampMavic]

If you can share the full link to your airdata log here we can take a closer look and see if there is anything else there of note.

 

[Fly Dawg]

The NEF error only lasted for 3 seconds at the end of the log. This is most likely when you pulled the battery.

 

[SwampMavic]

The NEF error only lasted for 3 seconds at the end of the log. This is most likely when you pulled the battery.

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So any idea why the props would not shut off once it landed?

 

[Fly Dawg]

So any idea why the props would not shut off once it landed?

Well, my first thought is, I don't see any command to stop the motors in the log. No throttle down, No CSC nothing.

 

[Fly Dawg]

If you see it someplace, I don't. All of your inputs are shown below.

 

[Fly Dawg]

For reference, this is what I am looking for and it is not there.