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Other Warnings for Batteries and Chargers

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Check connector pins to ensure pins are secure and there are no burn marks. 

When storing batteries for several weeks at a time (or longer) charge batteries to their storage level. Always store 
your batteries in a dry and temperate storage area. Remove the payload. The method of doing this will depend 
on the payload you are using.

Other Warnings for Batteries and Chargers

The following are general guidelines for the usage of battery chargers with your rechargeable battery. Follow the 
safety guidelines found in the documentation of the specific charger model that you are using. You can also 
find information at 

www.terraview.com/support/

.

Never leave the charger unattended when it is connected to a power supply. If a charger begins to malfunction, 

disconnect it and power it off at once

 and refer to its operation manual.

Keep the charger well away from dust, water, heat, direct sunshine and vibration.

Chargers, and the batteries being charged, should be put on a heat resistant, non-inflammable and non-con-
ductive surface. Never place them on cloth seats, carpet or similar materials. Keep all inflammable, volatile 
materials away from the operating area.

Never attempt to charge or discharge the following types of batteries:

A battery pack which consists of different types of cells and/or from different manufacturers.

A battery that is already fully charged or just slightly discharged.

Non-rechargeable batteries (this is an explosion hazard).

Batteries that require a different charge technique from LiPo batteries.

Damaged or faulty batteries.

DO NOT

 use a battery that shows signs of damage. This includes damage to the cells, 

wires, and connectors associated with the battery.

CAUTION

Summary of Contents for RangePro X8

Page 1: ...RangePro X8 Safety Manual Toll Free 1 800 628 3119 Phone 1 301 263 7321 Support https terraview com contact Web www terraview com Part Number 50000067 T3IMD Rev B Revised December 18 2020...

Page 2: ...emark Statement The term RangePro is a registered trademark of TerraView 360 Inc TerraView All other trademarks presented in this document are the property of their respective owners Copyright 2020 Te...

Page 3: ...ht Guidelines 8 Environmental Operational Concerns 9 Shipping Lithium Polymer Batteries 9 3 Emergency Procedures 10 Propeller Loss 10 Loss of Power 10 Loss of GPS 10 Loss of Command and Control Link 1...

Page 4: ...4 RangePro X8 Safety Manual 6 Contacting TerraView for Support 16 Support Options 16 A Shipping Lithium Polymer Batteries 17 Basic Shipping Requirements 17...

Page 5: ...help you become aware of potential problems Warnings relate to personal injury issues and Cautions refer to potential property damage Note Highlights a helpful tip to help the user work more efficient...

Page 6: ...p port page Registration In the US current FAA regulations require registration of all drones that weigh in excess of 9 ounces 250 grams The RangePro X8 with a battery and no payload weighs approximat...

Page 7: ...g pre flight setup or when replacing the propellers Wear gloves or take other protective measures when touching the propellers Stay away from rotating propellers and motors Keep foreign objects away f...

Page 8: ...is sufficient room around the UAV TerraView recommends a 30 foot or 9 meter radius around the aircraft for takeoff and landing Only use RangePro RPX8 P replacement parts when servicing the UAV Perfor...

Page 9: ...ply with local privacy laws regulations and moral standards Do not trespass into the private property of others or other restricted zones Do not operate in the vicinity of manned aircraft regardless o...

Page 10: ...tiating an emergency prop stop until the props stop would be the safer recourse Refer to your model s user manual for instruc tions for stopping the propellers in flight Loss of Power Do the following...

Page 11: ...l control of the aircraft at all times 3 If the telemetry link cannot be reestablished immediately return the aircraft to a safe location and land it Without a telemetry link an operator is not able t...

Page 12: ...d propellers so they are fully extended and perpendicular with props below and repeat for each arm see figure 1 3 Verify that the UAV arms are positioned properly by performing a quick check of the pr...

Page 13: ...or dusty sites 3 Be aware of possible strong magnetic interference when choosing your takeoff location Vehicles buildings dumpsters street lights and even the rebar in the concrete you are standing on...

Page 14: ...wer supply If a charger begins to malfunction disconnect it and power it off at once and refer to its operation manual Keep the charger well away from dust water heat direct sunshine and vibration Cha...

Page 15: ...onents for cleaning Store in a temperate and dry place You can also use a can of compressed air to ensure there is no debris in the motors Inspect for damage to propellers loose screws and other unusu...

Page 16: ...offers training integration and customization services maintenance repair and extended warranty options Contact your distributor or sales representative for more information For technical support or q...

Page 17: ...tteries for return to TerraView or a third party the following basic requirements must be met 1 The shipping box must meet the U3480 regulation The packaging in which the batteries shipped is appropri...

Page 18: ...re 3 Shipping container label 3 The capacity of these batteries does not allow for shipping on passenger aircraft The label shown in figure 4 must also be present on the shipping container when shippi...

Page 19: ...ing Lithium Polymer Batteries 4 Finally UN3480 covers shipping lithium batteries shipped by themselves To indicate this on the packag ing the label shown in figure 5 is also required The shipper s pho...

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