Today I discovered two things. 1) There is a speed above which it makes no sense to tow a camera. 2) There is an altitude below which it makes no sense to tow a camera.
Why were you towing it instead of fixing it in place on the drone? 
I wanted some distance so the drone wouldn’t be distorted by the 360 stitching. I think the rig worked ok (20" x 1/4" rigid carbonfibre tube with arborist throwline threaded through…) The issue was the unsurprising behaviour of the rig at 80mph, and flying too close to the ground… 
The positive upshot was I had the rig tied to the battery connector, so when the camera snagged the ground it disconnected the battery - so the drone just suffered gravity damage, rather than powering into the ground…
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Hi @collapsibletank I’ve edited your post to include the OneBox preview.
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www.youtube.com/justlikethisA £400 camera especially 
Thanks!
milkmanchris
13 September
Hi @collapsibletank I’ve edited your post to include the OneBox preview.
To do this just paste the YouTube link into a new line of its own with no spaces etc.
No need to use the insert hyperlink button in the message composer or any embed code, its all done automatically for you if you follow the above.
www.youtube.com/justlikethis
Yeah! But a £400 camera you don’t have fun with costs more than one you do…!
Our sentiments exactly
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You’re just showing off! 
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