00:00Once the training drone is registered and activated, to ensure safe flight training, a full pre-flight safety inspection must
00:06be conducted.
00:07Step 1. Shake the drone frame to ensure the arms, motors, landing gears, battery, and mainframe are properly installed with
00:14no unusual looseness, and the antennas and arm-locking nuts are all fully tightened.
00:18Step 2. Check that the motors and propellers are matched, the rotation direction is correct, and the propeller unfolding tension
00:24is appropriate.
00:24Rotate the motors to confirm there are no abnormal noises or noticeable displacement.
00:28Step 3. Ensure both the remote controller and the drone are fully charged.
00:33The single battery voltage must not be lower than 24 volts, and the dual battery voltage must not be lower
00:37than 48 volts.
00:39Step 4. Check the connection status of all equipment.
00:42First, check the right LEDs on the controllers, if solid green.
00:45The connection between controllers is normal.
00:47Check the left LED on the primary controller if solid green.
00:50The connection between the primary controller and the drone is normal.
00:53Check the ground station signal status bar, the connection quality for both remote controller to drone,
00:58and radio to drone should be no lower than 80.
01:01Check the number of GPS satellites.
01:02Arming is strictly prohibited if the satellite count is below 22.
01:06Finally, confirm there are no other warning messages on the ground station.
01:10Step 5. Pre-flight safety confirmation.
01:13Confirm the radar switch on the primary controller is turned on.
01:15Ensure voice prompts are functioning properly.
01:18Be-Chang Yi Quan-Bee. Be-Chang Yi Kai-Chi.
01:21Check all flight safety parameters.
01:22The equipment comes preset with default values, which users can adjust as needed.
01:26Confirm that the stick mode matches the operator's preference.
01:30Finally, confirm that all switches on the controller are in the correct positions.
01:33Then you may arm the drone for a normal flight.
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