dropped my Air 2S in a lake. kind of my fault but also kind of not
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so this is embarrassing but figured id share it because maybe someone else can avoid doing what i did. was out flying over a reservoir near my place, nothing crazy, just getting some footage of the reflection on the water at sunrise. conditions looked totally fine, wind was like 3mph according to my phone.
what i didnt account for was that the RC-N1 controller i was using ? the one without the screen ? had my phone battery at like 18% and i had a ton of apps running in the background. mid-flight my phone just decided to do one of those slow-death freezes where the screen is technically on but nothings responding. i panicked, tried to get it to reconnect, and by the time i got the app working again the drone had drifted into hover near the water surface and i overcorrected trying to bring it back up and clipped the surface.
it did not survive. im not going to pretend it was entirely the controllers fault but i really wish id either charged my phone fully or just brought the RC Pro. lesson very much learned. anyone else had issues with the RC-N1 and phone reliability? thinking about just biting the bullet on the smart controller