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I gave my working drone to charity; I have a Mavic and the P2 was just sitting around
When the person who brought my old drone came to pay; I talked him through everything (wth the charity owner) and offered to test fly it for him
He was parked illegally said no, paid and left
A week later he comes back and says one of the motors doesn't work and it needs a new ESC and motor (shop quoted him $300 for this lol) he wants a refund
The charity says sure bring it back and we'll refund you the money (i'll inspect if for damage)... or we can repair it for you (it's $50 of parts ffs)
I'm guessing the guy crashed it... why would you 1) wait a week to try your new toy and 2) when it didn't work not call the charity but go to a shop instead
WHAT I NEED:
Is there anyway of pulling data from a standard P2 to show it's been flown or crashed? Other than visually inspecting it (look for prop strikes / the gimbal being messed up / cracks etc) is there any thing I can check?
Many thanks
I gave my working drone to charity; I have a Mavic and the P2 was just sitting around
When the person who brought my old drone came to pay; I talked him through everything (wth the charity owner) and offered to test fly it for him
He was parked illegally said no, paid and left
A week later he comes back and says one of the motors doesn't work and it needs a new ESC and motor (shop quoted him $300 for this lol) he wants a refund
The charity says sure bring it back and we'll refund you the money (i'll inspect if for damage)... or we can repair it for you (it's $50 of parts ffs)
I'm guessing the guy crashed it... why would you 1) wait a week to try your new toy and 2) when it didn't work not call the charity but go to a shop instead
WHAT I NEED:
Is there anyway of pulling data from a standard P2 to show it's been flown or crashed? Other than visually inspecting it (look for prop strikes / the gimbal being messed up / cracks etc) is there any thing I can check?
Many thanks