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6.0 FTX SKYFLASH PILOT INFORMATION
In this section of the user manual, we will explain all of the aspects relating to your Skyflash such as
battery charging, flight time, precautions for correct use of batteries, safety protection systems, how to
change a rotor blade on your Skyflash and more important information for its correct use and handling.
6.3 BATTERY CHARGING
Charging with the USB:
- Remove the battery from the compartment on the underside of the Skyflash.
- Connect the USB charger terminal to the power supply you want to use.
- Once connected at both ends, a red LED will light on the USB charger that indicates that the
Skyflash is on charge. When this light goes out the charging process is complete.
- The charge time will depend on the how much the battery is charged. If a USB terminal is used, the
output power level of the power supply to which the USB terminal is connected (in Amps) will also have
an influence on the time it takes to charge.
Replace the battery in the cavity of the Skyflash once charged.
6.1 MAINTAINING YOUR FTX DRONE
1. Clean the Skyflash with a clean, soft cloth.
2. Do not immerse the Skyflash in water, or the electrical parts will be damaged.
3. Check the component parts of the Skyflash regularly, such as rotor blades, the chassis, motors, etc. If
any of them are damaged or worn, please do not use it again until it has been repaired.
4. Carry out an automatic trim and reset regularly.
5. Depending on the rone model you have purchased, if it has gears, we recommend that you lubricate
them with a silicon-based lubricant fairly regularly, as in this way you will extend the useful life of the
gears.
6. Check the Skyflash’s battery charge regularly. If you are not going to use it for a while, ensure that it
is charged and never store if after having discharged it.
6.2 ELECTRONIC PROTECTION SYSTEM
Low-voltage protection: The Skyflash is equipped with a system whereby, when the Skyflash battery
level is low, the control system will cut the power supply to the rotors. In this case, the battery will have to
be recharged to resume flying.