Have you ever wanted to “clutch a moment” desperately so that the moment will stay with you for eternity? Nowadays, drone bring an exciting new possibilities for photographers who want to explore and capture their world. If you want to experience an amazing aerial photography, then what could be better than an astounding gadget like Drone.
Today market is full of numerous models of drone, including: DJI Phantom Drones, Hubsan X4, Walkera, and Thunder Tiger Ghost. All are equipped with the latest accessories, which will help you to enjoy a fascinating flying experience.
I know after hearing the word “Drone” the only thing that comes in your mind is “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility”. Everything is dangerous if it can use properly, same in the case of drone. So, it is imperative to know the basics before taking off with your drone.
Know Your Drone’s Limitations
The first thing that you must know about your drone is its achievements and limitations. How fast your drone can ascend or descend, along with its maximum speed and altitude. If you want to know how far your drone may drift to maintain its position, then it is imperative to check its Hover accuracy.
The second important thing that one must consider is: be aware of the temperature in which your drone can operate. There are many drones, which cannot fly when the temperature drop below freezing, for example- DJI Phantom 3.
Know Your Battery’s Capacity
It is very necessary for every drone owner to check his/her drone’s battery before a flight. Check for swelling and another indication that the battery may be damaged. If you doubt that your battery may have any issue, immediately contact to your manufacture’s support department.
Numerous drone, including those which are produced by DJI, contain an energy meter from where you can see the level of your craft’s battery. Remember, if your drone can achieve 25 minutes of flight time, that does not mean it actually will. Battery life will consist several aspects such as flight altitude, flight speed, and the weather conditions.
Check Your Drone Physically
Before flying, it is important to check your drone physically, whether it’s all part are assembled properly. Check its blades are they firmly attached to it and would not fall off the craft during the flight. Also inspect other parts that may loose include the battery pack and camera gimbal. Make sure that all your drone parts are firmly connected.
With a bit of information and a selection of preflight tests, you can make sure your drone is ready to fly and will be safe while you explore the skies. For the latest updates and information make sure to check the manufacture’s website.
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