10 mistakes will make drone crash

With the coming of the gift-giving season, many people will surely get new drones in the near future. Many of these people may have never piloted a drone. As of today, quite a few of them may not have a working drone. Therefore, before you drone crash, it is necessary to let yourself accept a little knowledge.

Here are some cases of frequent crashes for reference

Flying too close to the object-the number one killer of the drone is (probably) flying into the object. It is easy to misjudge how wide your drone is, especially when you only see the angle of view of the central camera.

No established shots-get your established shots early because you may have too low battery life to do them later. Take important shots first, then take other shots.

Point to the sun-it doesn't look good, it will completely get rid of your exposure and turn the ground into black. Keep the sun behind the drone to get a landscape that is balanced with your sky.

 Insufficient battery-this is the mistake I made at first. My DJIF550 only has one battery. In the end, I got 7 more planes to make sure I had enough flight time to fly the drone for a day or two.

Failure to follow the rules and regulations-this is a big problem. Many people do not follow the rules of flying drones. Don't break the law, don't do stupid things, because everything you do is to help the cause bring more supervision and restrictions.

Not by record-this may seem a bit silly. But for many new drone owners, they will be so attracted by the new perspectives they see from the air that they forget to actually record them so they can watch them later.

Shoot from a too high angle-getting a bird's eye view may be cool, but it also prevents you from seeing your true subject and composition. In any case, you will be limited to the highest altitude in many parts of the world, but even for most decent points of view, this is often too high.

Forgetting or not formatting the memory card-many drones do not have internal storage. After you copy that card to your computer, don't forget to format it and put it back in your drone! Just in case, it's worth keeping one or two spares in the bag.

Impatient movements and short shots-don't let the drone fly around quickly. Slow down and give yourself some time at the beginning and end of the edit and during the movement of the camera. The drone footage that shakes quickly is impossible to watch and the short 2-3 second clip may not be edited into a sequence.

Stay in the air for too long-this goes back to having spare batteries. Many people will fly their drones until they operate in smoke (metaphorically speaking), assuming they have enough space to bring the drone back to them. In the best case, you may have to walk for a long time to collect your drone from where it was forced to land. In the worst case, the engine stalled and hit the ground. There are enough batteries, so you don’t have to worry about using up every second of flight time.

This is a good list, and I must have encountered some of these problems myself. More people will continue to make these mistakes. However, if you are a new drone owner, now that you know, you can prevent them from happening. Well, you can at least try.

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Specification

	DPS10-10KG	DPS20-20KG	DPS30-30KG	DPS40-40KG	DPS50-50KG
Installation size(mm)	82*82	116*116	116*116	116*116	145*145
Equipment size(mm)	Φ104/H100	Φ104/H150	Φ104/H165	Φ104/H180	Φ104/H210
Max Load	10KG	20KG	30KG	40KG	50KG
Interface	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN
Parachute diameter	2000mm	3000mm	3500mm	4000mm	4400mm
Supply voltage	5V	5V	5V	5V	5V
Cell capacity	380mAh	380mAh	380mAh	380mAh	380mAh
Gesture perception range	±90°	±90°	±90°	±90°	±90°
Trigger angle	±80°	±80°	±80°	±80°	±80°
Fall trigger	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s
operating hours	8h	8h	8h	8h	8h
Trigger method	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port
data communication	TTL	TTL	TTL	TTL	TTL
PWM  pulse width	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000
Power off	10s	10s	10s	10s	10s
Wake up	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Ejection method	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant
Umbrella rope fixing method	Built-in	External transfer	External transfer	External transfer	External transfer
Weight	380g	550g	650g	780g	850g
Refresh rate	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz
Minimum open umbrella height	20m	30m	36m	40m	50m
Operating temperature	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃

 

	DPS60-60KG	DPS70-70KG	DPS80-80KG	DPS90-90KG	DPS100-100KG
Installation size(mm)	145*145	145*145	145*145	145*145	200*200
Equipment size(mm)	Φ130/H185	Φ130/H200	Φ130/H230	Φ130/H240	Φ180/H240
Max Load	60KG	70KG	80KG	90KG	100KG
Interface	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN	5 PIN
Parachute diameter	4500mm	5000mm	5200mm	5500mm	6500mm
Supply voltage	5V	5V	5V	5V	5V
Cell capacity	650mAh	650mAh	650mAh	650mAh	650mAh
Gesture perception range	±90°	±90°	±90°	±90°	±90°
Trigger angle	±80°	±80°	±80°	±80°	±80°
Fall trigger	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s	0.5g/1.6s
operating hours	12h	12h	12h	12h	12h
Trigger method	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port	Attitude / fall / digital serial port
data communication	TTL	TTL	TTL	TTL	TTL
PWM  pulse width	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000	1750-2000
Power off	10s	10s	10s	10s	10s
Wake up	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Ejection method	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant	Propellant
Umbrella rope fixing method	External transfer	External transfer	External transfer	External transfer	External transfer
Weight	950g	1250g	1450g	2000g	2200g
Refresh rate	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz	100Hz
Minimum open umbrella height	65m	75m	80m	85m	85m
Operating temperature	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃	*-10℃—-45℃