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Shift perspective. #MantisG

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @droneair14

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Q: How to take care of my batteries?
A: Never empty the battery completely. For the first 10 charging cycles, the battery should be flown down to a max. of about 30% of its capacity. Later you can also fly below 20% of the capacity.

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @der.pi82

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The fleet. ⛴🛥

📸 Photo Credits: Alexander Ahrenhold

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Q: How to take care of my batteries?

A: Watch for signs of defective batteries.
If a battery has bulges or bloating, this is probably due to incorrect charging and / or storage of the battery. The battery should no longer be used.

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Looks like flying the YUNEEC H520 is real fun :)

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @dronisport.it

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Does the H520 have an emergency stop?
By lowering the stick "descend" and simultaneously pressing the red button three times, an emergency shutdown of the motors is triggered. Attention: A motor restart is not possible!

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @dronzarportal

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Q: How to take care of my batteries?
A: Never use / charge the battery when it's very hot or cold.
You get the best results at flying and charging when the battery has a temperature between 25° and 40°C. If the battery is very cold, it loses up to 40% of its capacity.

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Hiding. 🌾🦌

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @alexander_ahrenhold

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Dreaming ✨

📸 Pavillon at the Oare House, Photo captured with #TyphoonH3

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Q: How to take care of my batteries?

A: Never empty the battery completely
If a battery is not used for more than 2 weeks, please charge/discharge it to storage voltage (between 30-50%).

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @remoteaviation

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How often do I have to calibrate my H520?
Basically, whenever the copter is not flying stable in the air despite having GPS signal available or if the remote control in the DataPilot shows a red status code under "summary" or "sensors".

📸 Photo Credits: @kitzretter

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Stay focused. #TyphoonH

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @kriushev

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Corona Update: Our production is up and running again!
We are pleased to inform you that our factory has been able to resume operations. Our business continues without restrictions.

Thank you for being part of our Yuneec family - stay healthy!

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What are the advantages of 6 propellers?
Resilience. The #H520 can be landed safely also with 5 motors and is wind-stable and quieter than a Quadcopter.

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @image4youbv

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Black & White, captured with #TyphoonH3
Learn more on https://t.co/dLJnDOvsZ0

📸 Photo Credits: @TomasVH

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Creation of a 3D model with images from the #H520. On Instagram, @schwalmcopter explains in his post: The red colored areas in the 2D view show the highest points of the buildings. In the 3D model, building damages and first rough preliminary measurements can be carried out.

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With the help of a drone with thermal imaging camera, people can be easily recognized out of the sky due to the difference in temperature to their surroundings and ground forces can be purposefully sent out.

📸Instagram: @diedrohnenakademie

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Panorama shots made easy… with #TyphoonHPlus

📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @alexander_ahrenhold

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The E30Z for the YUNEEC H520 is a powerful 30x zoom camera that makes it easy to zoom in on distant objects to gain valuable details.

Photo examples show zoom factor 1 / 4,3 / 10,3 / 30.

Learn more about the E30Z: https://t.co/bdz4LAZdRB

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It goes around and around and a… 🌀
📸 Photo Credits, Instagram: @_dronegraphy, captured with #H520