I am sorry to say I dont have any video footage, as I wasnt filming. I do have the airdata info, but its really not exciting to look at.
I was flying over the river behind my apartment. The Eagle is a tributary of the Colorado, its starting to come to life with the seasons runoff. My wife and friend were watching me fly, I couldnt see the branches above the spark from where I was standing, I ascended and hit the branches, through display I saw the bird falling, just when I was getting ready to write it off to the river, I heard the props whirring again ! I was shocked to see that the Spark had recovered from a free fall !! It was hovering just a few feet over the river, which claims human lives every singe year. I am in awe. The props are damaged but the bird lived on without getting wet. Just unbelievable, I had to share the story.
I was flying over the river behind my apartment. The Eagle is a tributary of the Colorado, its starting to come to life with the seasons runoff. My wife and friend were watching me fly, I couldnt see the branches above the spark from where I was standing, I ascended and hit the branches, through display I saw the bird falling, just when I was getting ready to write it off to the river, I heard the props whirring again ! I was shocked to see that the Spark had recovered from a free fall !! It was hovering just a few feet over the river, which claims human lives every singe year. I am in awe. The props are damaged but the bird lived on without getting wet. Just unbelievable, I had to share the story.
I'm trying to figure out why anyone would turn the video recording OFF, ever! Esp. on a Spark that can only fly for 13-15 minutes anyway. You aren't likely to run out of SD card space unless you are using very tiny SD cards. And you can get a pack four 32GB SD cards for about $18. Turn on the recording before you take off, and don't turn it off until you land on the ground. You can always delete the files later if you don't want them.
