I've had several living room crashes learning how to fly my Spark but other than 2 broken props and some minor scuff marks, no damage including the gimbal. I now see that there are gimbal protectors for sale all very inexpensive. Some are also sun shades and others are clear plastic covering the lens. Any recommendations? TIA.
Gimbal Protector
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dat1
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My recommendations would be to use the tripod
mode for indoor flight, and prop's gard.
If you worry about the gimbal, flying indoor, the
sunshade is probably a better choice because the
gimbal cover will block the obstacle sensor.
For gimbal protection, if you transport your Spark in
his original box, I don't think it's necessary. The box
is well done. The gimbal is well support and we can
leave the props in place.
mode for indoor flight, and prop's gard.
If you worry about the gimbal, flying indoor, the
sunshade is probably a better choice because the
gimbal cover will block the obstacle sensor.
For gimbal protection, if you transport your Spark in
his original box, I don't think it's necessary. The box
is well done. The gimbal is well support and we can
leave the props in place.
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