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Originally Posted by thinkxingu
There was one at W. Alton a couple weeks back that the people anchored near us clearly weren't excited about. When it landed in the water, one of the not pleased men dove in and recovered it. The owner showed up some time later, not knowing exactly where it had landed; eventually, the two men had an "interaction." I'm not confident the displeased man initially intended to return the machine.
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A word of caution... the documentation that comes with the DJI Mavic Pro is very clear and emphatic that wet batteries are a fire and possible explosion risk. If you see one of these go down in the water and you choose to retrieve it, I believe the manual says to leave the battery on a nonflammable surface away from people. I would hate to see someone hurt because they pick one of these up and set it in their boat not knowing the risk.