1. Avoid overcharging and overdischarging
The best practice is to charge the battery when it is less than 20%, charge it to 80% or 90%, and avoid charging it to 100% or completely discharging it.
2. Maintain proper power during storage
If you do not use the drone for a long time, it is best to store the battery in the range of 40%-60%.
3. Avoid high and low temperature environments
If the battery is too hot or too cold, wait until it returns to normal temperature before using it.
4. Check the appearance of the battery regularly
If any abnormality is found in the battery, it should be stopped immediately and handled according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
5. Use original batteries and chargers
Try to use batteries and chargers provided by the original manufacturer. Third-party batteries or chargers may not meet the standards and have safety risks such as overheating and short circuits.
6. Avoid contact between the battery and metal objects
If the metal terminals of the battery come into contact with metal objects (such as keys, coins, etc.), it may cause a short circuit, resulting in fire or battery damage.
7. Do not leave the battery unattended during charging
During the charging process, try not to leave the battery unattended for a long time.
8. Replace aging batteries in time
When the flight time of a battery is greatly reduced, it means that it has aged and you should consider replacing it with a new battery.
9. Avoid low battery during flight
Make sure the battery has enough power during flight and avoid flying when the battery is too low.