Hi from Germany - New anafi thermal pilot...

[Lufthaken]

Hi there

I'm Manuel from Bavaria, Germany.
2 weeks ago I bought a parrot anafi thermal from Amazon warehouse deals, and started to look for tips, tricks and technical details. I stumbled upon this forum where the most knowledge seems to be present.

Today I decided to send it back within my 30day period, and exchange it for a brand new one.

Reason? The anafi thermal made no issues until today.... But after a normal flight with normal landing the "vertical camera error" showed up. I decided it would be best to have full Amazon warranty as backup in case something goes wrong considering parrots non existing service....

Until now I have flown a hubsan h109s, but that thing is a total different category....

Hope to be back in the air with a brand new anafi thermal soon....

Manuel

 

[Jagerbomb52]

Welcome to the Forum. I think you will enjoy your membership. There are many other members happy to provide assistance for any issues you may have, and those that may need information you bring. A lot of good information is already stored in existing threads.

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Advice for new pilots

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