Should you repair or replace your Mavic 2 Pro?

Our Mavic 2 Pro bounced off a building the other day, and we debated repairing it and shared our process in this video.
Chapters:
00:19 - Incident Procedures
00:50 - Incident Report Example
01:00 - What's a Reportable Event?
01:30 - Incident Reporting Time Period
02:10 - What Happened?
02:30 - How do we prevent this again?
03:25 - Repair or Replace?
04:10 - Economic Value?
04:25 - Should We Repair THIS drone?
04:36 - Camera Test
06:00 - Hardware Check
06:30 - Drone Repair Options
07:20 - Don't Forget to Update your Registration
08:00 - Hull Insurance?
08:25 - Third Party Repair?
09:25 - If in Doubt...
09:30 - Update your Maintenance Logs
10:30 - Where did we buy our parts?
11:00 - Tools
12:30 - Parts Unboxing
13:10 - Repair Timelapse
15:05 - First Power-On
17:25 - First Post-Fix Flight
18:18 - Something's not right...
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[@flywrightdrones]

Nice video! 👍

[@brianrichmond3777]

Where did you get your soldering/hot air station? What did you do about the down sensor problem?

[@CoastalDrone]

We got the solder station on Amazon!
The ribbon cable was slightly loose on the down sensor, re-attached it and problem fixed. Sorry for no follow-up vid.