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Charging the remote controller

This section describes how to charge the remote controller. Charge the remote controller according to its operating manual, and consider the duration of the experiment when eval…

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This section describes how to charge the remote controller. Charge the remote controller according to its operating manual, and consider the duration of the experiment when evaluating whether the remaining battery level is sufficient for field experiments.

Refer to the packing list and locate the corresponding remote controller, charging cable, power adapter, and other accessories.

Warning

Note:
After connecting the Type-C charging cable while the LQ is powered on, do not unplug it; otherwise, the LQ will immediately disconnect.
Charging the LQ while it is powered off is recommended.

Power supply

  • The remote controller is powered by the LQ
Description
  1. Power button
  2. Power supply port
    • The remote controller is powered by the LQ's integrated rechargeable lithium battery. It is compatible with a standard Type-C interface and can be charged using a 5 V/2 A power adapter
Description

Precautions

  • If the remote controller emits smoke, gives off an unusual odor, or leaks fluid while charging, do not continue charging it. Contact after-sales service to arrange factory repair.
  • Do not charge the remote controller in an area accessible to infants, as this may create a risk of electric shock.
  • Do not charge this product in an environment above 60°C.

Safety warnings

Warning Beginners must pay special attention to the following safety precautions! Read them carefully!

  • Never fly when in poor physical condition, such as when fatigued or intoxicated!
  • Never fly in adverse weather conditions, such as rain or strong winds!
  • Never fly near high-voltage power lines, communication base stations, crowds, or event venues!
  • Never fly at airports or other explicitly designated no-fly zones!
  • Never operate the aircraft in crowded places, parking areas, or other areas where doing so may cause property damage or personal injury!
  • Before flight, inspect the aircraft's equipment and check whether the transceiver system and the aircraft are functioning normally.
  • Use a reliable professional-grade charger to charge the battery.
  • This product's antenna is a fragile component. Avoid applying excessive force, which may damage it.