Fowl Flyer Adventures- ejected battery!

This is an example of the learning the hard way. My 2200mha 3s was velcroed to the swappable powerpod, That's right, only velcroed. I had a bad feeling about it (I must start trusting those feelings), but, I've never had good quality Velcro come loose, until now. From watching the video I figure I was right over the pump station building when I pulled up hard from a spinning dive, and the lipo continued to dive...As you can see, having the plane land, on my runway, on its wheels, DEAD!, with gopro running:) is a very lucky thing to happen

Firstly, I'd never want to litter anything! (especially something so volatile). However, I have searched high and low for this thing (it was $20+ shipping) and got nothing, I returned 3 times and looked in new areas, about and hour each time after the first day. No battery to be found...

As you can see, having the plane land, on my runway, on its wheels, DEAD!, with gopro running:) is a very lucky thing to happen

This is how I secure my batteries now, but with a lot more rubber bands when flying.

My powerpod: Turnigy D2826-10 1400kv motor, 30 amp plush esc, 8x4 prop, and the orange RX (it's the same one I now use in my baby blender) Thank you flitetest for making this hobby so cheap to do. I naturally use the same securing technique for this plane too. This is a photo from a different day capturing the area, From the video it seems like it should be somewhere around that fenced in building. I looked on the roof, all around the walls, and in every bush around it... I really hope it didn't end up in the water.