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My spark has suddenly decided to hang on to one of my props. I can't depress it to remove it. I have checked for debris but nothing obvious. Any hints?

I should add I'm only concerned over long distance, out of sight. Don't know how RTH works in an unstable situation. Again, as a stand alone drone the spark is brilliant.

The reason I asked is because I have a set of sprung legs for my spark and they certainly affect it in strong wind. The stability with no accessories is outstanding.

How much difference does flying with the prop guards in place make to the time flying and stability?

Just a small piece of handy knowledge...to remove any flying anxiety..on the remote control the red cancel button will stop all comands to the drone instantly...and it will hover untill you tell it what to do next. Best button for beginers. Use it if you get nervous and stay in line of sight...

The curse of Newcastle... I do a lot of low level flying..below 30 meters. That doesnt seem to upset anybody since the radar doesnt pick it up at that level. I can understand flying at 400 feet in those areas is a big problem, I dont need to fly that high to get great shots. Some low level shots...

That was very helpful. Thank you.

Are there any advantages to using an OTG cable.

Hey fellow sparky...have had mine since December....newcastle is pretty screwed when it comes to drones. Our no fly zone is huge because of the RAF base. Good flying means going for a drive. Check the no fly app and see what oir restrictions are. Having said that, we also have some of the best...

Thank you

Love the spark but the camera is very limited. Need to practice more. Cheers

Now thats constructive. Thanks.

One morr

Thankyou for that. The set up is what takes the time. With only 10 mins work time it makes it a challenge.

Like to see a shot or two. Ive been lookong at that from ground level for 15 years. Just had to see what ot looked like from above.