Yesterday afternoon I went to fly couple of batteries to practice advanced modes in Autopilot.
When I landed after my second battery was depleted I noticed blood in one of the propellers, in fact not just one but 2. I was shooting video the whole time so when I have time I am going to review the entire footage, but I do not see damage to the aircraft. Before each I always inspect all the propellers and the aircraft as a routine inspection and the blood was not there before I launched.
There were times during my flight that I was 2 miles out anywhere between 200 - 300 feet close to the mountains.
I may have hit a bird or something but that was not intentional, if I did I feel really sorry for hitting an actual bird.
I feel really bad if I indeed hit a bird. The amount of blood in the propellers suggest that whatever I became in contact with up in the air sustained a laceration.
When I landed after my second battery was depleted I noticed blood in one of the propellers, in fact not just one but 2. I was shooting video the whole time so when I have time I am going to review the entire footage, but I do not see damage to the aircraft. Before each I always inspect all the propellers and the aircraft as a routine inspection and the blood was not there before I launched.
There were times during my flight that I was 2 miles out anywhere between 200 - 300 feet close to the mountains.
I may have hit a bird or something but that was not intentional, if I did I feel really sorry for hitting an actual bird.
I feel really bad if I indeed hit a bird. The amount of blood in the propellers suggest that whatever I became in contact with up in the air sustained a laceration.