With the development of drone technology, more and more drone enthusiasts have joined in activities such as aerial photography and racing. In order to ensure the long-term stable operation of drones, daily maintenance is essential. Today, we have compiled some simple and practical tips for daily maintenance of Ruko drones to help you keep your equipment in the best condition!
1. Battery maintenance to ensure flight safety
The battery is one of the core components of drones. Proper maintenance can greatly improve endurance and safety.
Avoid overcharging and discharging: It is recommended to charge and discharge once a month, do not store it with a full charge, and keep it at 60% power. Under the premise that the drone is not operating, when the battery is low and put in the drone for a long time, the battery will be slightly discharged, causing it be over-discharged after a long time. Therefore, do not put the battery in the drone when it is not in use.
Check the battery status regularly: inspect whether there is bulging, leakage or damage, and replace it immediately if any abnormality is found.
Appropriate storage environment: store in a dry and cool place, avoid direct sunlight or high temperature environment.
2. Drone propeller inspection to promote flight stability
The propeller directly affects the flight stability and safety of the drone.
Check the propellers regularly: examine whether there are cracks, wear or deformation, and replace them in time if necessary.
Clean the propellers: use a clean cloth or soft brush to remove dust and impurities to avoid power loss due to dirt.
Ensure a firm installation: check whether the propellers are firmly installed to prevent loosening during flight.
3. Airframe maintenance to prevent dust accumulation and damage
Clean the fuselage dust: clean the fuselage of the drone with a dry soft cloth or brush.
Inspect the connecting parts: observe whether the arms and landing gear are connected tightly with the drone, and adjust the screws when necessary.
Avoid violent collisions: It’s essential to take off and fly the drone in an open and barrier-free environment.
4. Suitable flight environment and correct storage to prioritize the safety of the drone
Choose a suitable environment: avoid flying in strong winds, heavy fog, rainy days or areas with severe signal interference.
Store the drone correctly: when not in use for a long time, please store it in the portable case that is moisture-proof and dust-proof to avoid external damage.
Check the power of the remote controller and the drone: Before flying, make sure that the remote controller and the drone have sufficient power to avoid the risk of crashing due to flight interruption.
Summary
The daily maintenance of drones is not complicated. You only need to develop a good habit of checking and cleaning before and after use to effectively extend the life of the drone and improve the flight experience. Regularly paying attention to the battery, propellers and fuselage can keep your drone in the best condition at all times, bringing safer and smoother flight fun.
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