XAG P100 Pro, Pilot Operating Handbook

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XAG AUSTRALIA
01
Perform a rigorous structural inspection of the airframe. Confirm that all arms are fully
extended and have been firmly secured using the appropriate Arm Clamps and Arm
Joint Pins.
02
Conduct a thorough scan for foreign substances on the aircraft or any of its components,
including, but not limited to, chemicals, oil, soil, or sand.
03
Examine the integrity of the Dynamic Radar, PSL Camera, Terrain Following Sensor, and
ESCs, ensuring that they are pristine and in optimal operational condition. Look for any
signs of damage such as cracks, chips, indentations, deformations, or blockages.
04
Scrutinize the propulsion system's integrity.
√ Ensure that the Propellers, Propeller Clamps, and Clamp Brackets have been
correctly installed and properly tightened. Assess the cleanliness and structural
integrity of these parts.
√ Examine the Motor wiring integrity. Manually rotate the Motor to inspect the motor
bearing for any irregularities, vibrations, or anomalous noises.
√ Verify the secure connection of the Motor's three-phase cables and confirm that
Loctite has been applied to fully tighten the screws.
05
Assure that the power sockets are immaculate and intact, and that the batteries have
been correctly installed.
06
Ensure that the Firmware of each component and the XAG One APP is current and up to
date.
07
Confirm sufficient battery levels for the operation, which includes the aircraft batteries,
remote controller, and RTK extension rod.
√ Aircraft battery temperatures are maintained below 54 degrees.
√ Circuit Board and MOS temperature are kept under 70 degrees.
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