XAG P100 Pro, Pilot Operating Handbook

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RevoSpray System
SYSTEM SETUP:
⚠ Attachment: Make sure the RevoSpray System is
tightly attached to the aircraft.
⚠ Wiring: Avoid using any wires that are exposed or
damaged.
⚠ Load Limit: Don't fill the spray tank beyond its
maximum limit. Check the RevoSpray System's
manual for details.
⚠ WARNING
PUMPS AND NOZZLES:
⚠ Cleaning: After using, clean the tubing with soapy
water.
⚠ Nozzle Check: Ensure the nozzle disks are whole
and undamaged to prevent chemicals from
spreading where they shouldn't.
SPRAY TANK:
⚠ Securing: Make sure the spray tank is tightly fixed in
place and doesn't leak any liquid.
USAGE AND HANDLING:
01. Official Equipment Requirement: Only the
designated XAG Smart Battery is permitted for use.
Any deviation from this specification can lead to
severe operational malfunctions.
02. Voltage Awareness: Users must be acutely aware
that the aircraft's voltage can peak at 55.4V. Such
voltages necessitate meticulous handling to ensure
safety.
03. Liquid and Chemical Exposure: The battery terminal
and top case must remain free from exposure to
any form of liquid, including water and chemicals, to
prevent potential short-circuiting and subsequent
damage.
04. Cooling Protocols: Cooling sessions for the battery
are restricted to a maximum of 60 minutes.
Complete submersion of the battery in water is
strictly prohibited.
05. Charging Precautions: During the charging process,
it is imperative to ensure that no water from the
water-cooling box comes into contact with the
charger or supercharging station.
⚠ WARNING
PHYSICAL INTEGRITY:
01. Insertion & Removal Protocols: The battery must
be powered off before any insertion or removal
procedures. Non-compliance can lead to damage
to the power interface.
02. Battery Care: The battery must not be subjected to
disassembly, puncturing, or undue pressure. Such
actions can compromise its integrity and safety.
03. Charging Environment: A minimum distance of
30cm must be maintained between batteries and
chargers during the charging process to prevent
potential electrical failures or fire hazards.
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Notes
Aircraft Battery
USING PESTICIDES:
⚠ Safety Gear: Always wear long-sleeved shirts,
pants, masks, goggles, and rubber gloves when
preparing pesticides.
⚠ Safe Area: Use pesticides in places with good air
flow and shade.
⚠ Check Your Gear: Look over your safety gear for
any tears or damage. If you find any, get new gear
before handling pesticides again.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE:
01. Cooling Medium: Only distilled, non-corrosive water
is permitted for battery cooling.
02. Water Levels: Water levels within the battery must
strictly adhere to the indicated Max and Min levels.
03. Charging Protocols: Prior to charging, the battery
socket must be meticulously inspected for
cleanliness and moisture. The charging socket and
battery interface must be free from any metallic
debris or liquid remnants.
04. Temperature Compliance: The battery is designed
to operate within the 10°C to 45°C range. Any
deviation from this range can lead to severe risks,
including potential fire or explosion.
05. Storage Protocols: Post-flight, if the battery's green
light is activated, it indicates a requirement to
charge the battery to a level between 40%-60%
for optimal storage. Periodic full charge-discharge
cycles, at least once every 90 days, are mandatory
for battery health.