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RUBIQ POST FLIGHT INSPECTION
Disarm the drone before the inspection.
CAUTION
1. Check the LEDs for any warning messages, then disconnect the battery. Inspect the LiPo battery for any serious
physical damage, such as punctures or puffiness, which would require replacing the battery.
2. Remove all props and check for any that are bent, nicked or broken. These will need to be replaced before the
next flight.
3. Check that all exposed wires are intact. If any have been nicked, wrap them with electrical tape and order
replacement parts, if necessary.
4. With the hex driver, confirm that screws are still firmly attached and tighten any that feel loose.
5. Inspect RubiQ's other physical components, including:
• Arms, PDB, Frame and Camera Mount: Look for cracks or other signs of a hard impact.
• Camera, VTX Antenna and VTX: make sure the threaded portion of the UFL to SMA connector is still snugly
attached to the VTX antenna, that the VTX is still connected and fully seated, and with the props still
removed, plug in the battery to make sure the FPV goggles are still receiving video feed from the camera.
• Motors: Use your hand to rotate each of the motors to ensure that they spin freely. There should be no rough
spots or grittiness, typically due to dirt or other debris entering the motor. If you encounter any grit, use a
blast of air to clear out the motor. If the grittiness persists, the motor may need to be replaced.
6. Charge the batteries and securely re-attach props and batteries before the next flight.
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RubiQ
FLIGHT MANUAL
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