> The controller itself is basically irrelevant.
It's irrelevant until it fails with no backup mechanism when maneuvers are needed.
It's irrelevant until it fails with no backup mechanism when maneuvers are needed.
My only gripe with this is that the controller has a battery in it, which may cause a fire and smoke but those are well commercialized items made to be used by kids, so I find it unlikely to have design flaws to cause that and would expect to be quite a robust piece of equipment.
I would be very surprised if the incident has anything to do with the controller.