Tips for safe drone flight!

Part 1: Environmental considerations
1. Fly only in environments where there is no magnetic or radio interference, buildings, and other obstacles.
2. Do not fly over or near large crowds.
3. Only fly in authorized areas. Stay away from GEO zones and restricted areas to prevent the drone from entering these areas by mistake and taking off.
4. It is not recommended to fly your drone in scenic spots, historical sites, parks, and near government and military institutions. Although these places are not officially demarcated as restricted areas, they are very likely to be controlled areas. The remote control signal may be lost during flight if you operate the drone in these areas and the drone may fly away unexpectedly.
5. Do not fly your drone near areas with magnetic or radio interference, including Wi-Fi hotspots, routers, Bluetooth devices, high-voltage lines, large power transmission stations, radar stations, mobile base stations, and broadcasting towers. Otherwise, the drone's wireless transmission performance may be affected by interference and the drone may not be able to fly normally.

Part 2: Pre-flight checklist
1. Make sure the remote controller and drone batteries are fully charged. (It is recommended to fully charge the battery and then fly the drone.)
2. Make sure the propellers are installed correctly. Check for broken or bent propellers and that all propellers are deployed.
3. Connect your mobile device to the remote controller. First, turn on the power of the remote controller, and then turn on the power of the aircraft. Extend the antennas of the remote controller and check if the remote controller is connected to the aircraft. Check if there are any warnings displayed under Aircraft Status in the app, such as compass, IMU or vision sensor errors. Check if the image transmission signal is strong at the takeoff point. When the app screen displays „Ready to Go“ and the prompt „HomePoint updated“ appears, enjoy your flight.
4. It is recommended to set „No RC Signal Action“ to „RTH“ in the remote controller settings in the app. (The drone will automatically return to the home point when the remote controller signal is lost.)
5. It is recommended to set the RTH altitude higher than the height of obstacles in the environment to avoid collisions during RTH.

Part 4: How to find your drone?
1. If the drone fails to return to the home point, the „Find My Drone“ function in the DJI app can simply help you recover it. (On the map, the red arrow indicates the drone’s last known location, and the blue arrow indicates the user’s current position.) Tap the red arrow and the drone will beep while the lights flash repeatedly. (Prerequisite: The drone is not turned off and the remote controller and the drone are still connected.)
2. If the drone's position recorded by the Find My Drone function is inaccurate due to poor GPS signal, you can determine the coordinates and status of the departing drone by checking the flight records. If the position cannot be determined, contact DJI support.
Tips:
1. If the drone's position has been determined, but it has fallen into water or a hard-to-reach place (such as a tree, roof, or cliff), do not risk your personal safety to try to retrieve it. .
2. DJI provides a free flight data analysis service if your drone is under warranty to help you identify the cause of the incident.