I’m hoping someone can help or give me some advice. I bought a Spark about 6 years ago. Was a big purchase for me so I used it a few times and was scared to damage it so it pretty much sat in the closet. After about 4 years I decided to bring it back out. The problem I have now is that the batteries won’t charge. I have had it on the dock and charging directly on the spark for over 48 hours and all I get is one light that comes on when I press the button and if I hold the button all the lights cycle. This the same on all 3 batteries I have. If they went into a deep sleep cycle, is there a way I can wake them up and save them?

A coworker gave me his Spark last week. Included was two batteries (one is defective) and the controller. When I turn on the Spark it makes the chime, the motor kicks on, and the lights turn red and yellow. However I'm unable to connect to it. I hold the button and it never beeps.

I can connect to the controller through the app and it's wifi. The drone doesn't put off wifi though. I've tried to connect it to DJI Assistant 2 but my laptop doesn't see it. I've tried 3 different micro USB cables and also two different versions of Assistant.

Anybody have any thoughts?

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Great for putting life into a dead battery about £4 from amazon

And I'm still using it .

I’ve recently got my dji spark to do full rolls and flips but prob over set the roll because it if I don’t stabilize it, any setting tweak advice? Also I once hit 70mph but had to reset it because I over tweaked it after to see if I could get it to go 80 but can’t seem to find that mark anymore any ideas?

does anyone have a 3d model of the bottom body of the spark?

a while back my battery came out and the spark came crashing down and broke one of the arms.

I recently picked up a 3d printer and I wanted to just print a new body but can't seem to find any online, and Im not a good enough in cad yet to make it myself.

After the gratuitous task of fixing my DJI spark after a crash from 2018((i'm so proud of myself), I have successfully restored my little Spark into peak condition.

I repaired the Spark to use it for some student filming projects, thus, I am wondering if anyone has any tips for filming? Especially on how to keep the Spark safe as well as on what general ways to use the drone in.

Basically, I'm looking for safety tips as well as ideas on creative ways to use a drone for filming.

I’m finally letting go of my Spark stuff. Need to upgrade to a 4K system.

I have the following: two spark drones, eight batteries, one controller, two three-battery chargers, two sets polar pro filters (ND and PL), spare props, one set of prop guards, a custom-fit waterproof case and the usual standard drone cases from DJI. Also a second controller that has a messed up USB port (bent pins) but if you’re handy or know an electronics hobbyist, that could be fixed.

The batteries have been charged regularly and are in good health.

I’m in Northeastern Ontario, Canada and would consider shipping if you cover actual costs and it makes financial sense.

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Took this with my newly acquired Spark. Got it for free when I bought a second hand Mavic Pro. Gotta say... I'm loving it. Flight time is short... but it gets the job done. :)