I recently had a unknown flip over crash on one of my landing and I sent off the logs to 3dr awhile ago. The rep I have been speaking with informed me yesturday that after reviewing all of my past flight logs, it appears that my barometer is defective... he reccomended to send my drone back for replacment. I just wanted to hear your guys opinions of if I should or not being I have not had a crash issue since. However my last flight in the cold was a little rough. I guess what should I do. Here is the email from the rep.
Rep: Hey Jarett,
Looking over and over at the sensor data, there seems to be drift in the barometer is all the flight logs submitted.
While this wouldn't cause major issues and you could fly perfectly fine, landing might become an issue and I would hate it to flip over time and time again.
We dealt with this on one of our units by landing manually but I understand it can be a hassle and I would rather replace your unit.
Send me proof of purchase and I'll start the paperwork for a replacement unit.
Rep: Hey Jarett,
Looking over and over at the sensor data, there seems to be drift in the barometer is all the flight logs submitted.
While this wouldn't cause major issues and you could fly perfectly fine, landing might become an issue and I would hate it to flip over time and time again.
We dealt with this on one of our units by landing manually but I understand it can be a hassle and I would rather replace your unit.
Send me proof of purchase and I'll start the paperwork for a replacement unit.
