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Fast rotation propellers can hurt humans and animals
To prevent injury, do:
•Mount the propellers at after all building and coding is
done. Test that you can start and stop motors (shake to
stop)
•Keep a distance when arming and flying the drone.
•Children under 8 years and animals must be kept at a safe
distance, at least 5 meters away even indoors.
•Use propeller protector if possible
•Follow local FAA regulations
Safety warning
Lithium batteries can release smoke or cause a fire
To prevent damage, do:
•Don’t charge the batteries unattended
•Don’t use a damaged or punctured battery
•Do not short circuit the battery
•Avoid temperatures below -10 and +50 degrees celcius.
•Don’t use batteries that are colder than 15 degrees celcius
•Always have a plan for what to do in case of a fire: If you are
indoor, open a window and get the battery outside to prevent
smoke or fire.
•Do not open or modify the battery in any way.
•For optimal performance, store the battery at around 50%
capacity and between 10 and 20 degrees celcius
•Follow airport regulations for carrying lithium batteries on
airplanes. (Usually hand luggage only)
Watch your fingers -
do not touch the
rotating propellers!
