Question.

[rossmoney]

If I were to accidentally stop all four propellers when moving both control sticks down into the center, is there a way to recover from that? Do I just do the same motion to turn the props back on as it's falling?
Has there been someone that's successfully recovered from that?
It's honestly the thing I'm scared of most...

 

[Anthony Horrigan]

I don't think so, the drone will just fall out of the sky.
Maybe a restart, but the drone would need to be extremely high. Don't worry this you will never move the sticks into this positions if you are flying like a normal responsible person.

I would be more worried about the trees that keep jumping into the flight path....

Just be safe and plan your flights..... Have FUN.....

 

[Anthony Horrigan]

Also the emergency stop is sticks down and to the right or left.
Both control stick down will not stop the motors.

 

[Cyberpower678]

It also won't let you turn them off unless there's an emergency. That means the drone has to have detected a crash or some sort of serious error or is already on the ground.

 

[Big Bull]

If I were to accidentally stop all four propellers when moving both control sticks down into the center, is there a way to recover from that? Do I just do the same motion to turn the props back on as it's falling?
Has there been someone that's successfully recovered from that?
It's honestly the thing I'm scared of most...

There is a setting in the app that you can activate so that you cannot accidentally shut the motors off in flight, I'm just not sure where it is.

 

[rossmoney]

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Just be safe and plan your flights..... Have FUN.....

thanks for the insight! I appreciate the response.

 

[rossmoney]

There is a setting in the app that you can activate so that you cannot accidentally shut the motors off in flight, I'm just not sure where it is.

I'll make sure to dig into the settings to find this, thanks a bunch!

 

[msinger]

There is a setting in the app that you can activate so that you cannot accidentally shut the motors off in flight, I'm just not sure where it is.

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Apple:

 

[davmcw]

It also won't let you turn them off unless there's an emergency. That means the drone has to have detected a crash or some sort of serious error or is already on the ground.

That's how I interpret it too, though I've never put it to the test. The Go app's simulator will allow you to shut off engines mid flight using csc. So....I'm not so sure.


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