If you want your drone to last for a long time, proper care and maintenance are necessary. While it’s perfectly understandable that you want to fly it as soon as you get it, it’s incredibly important that you go through the instructions. This will help you assemble it properly so it doesn’t get damaged, and also give you pointers on how to get the most out of it once it’s up in the air.
When flying your drone, make sure to adhere to the limitations and restrictions regarding flying conditions, weather conditions, and terrain that the manufacturer has specified. This will ensure that you’re using your drone right so it isn’t at risk of getting damaged and subsequently voiding the warranty.
Before all flying sessions, take time to inspect your drone and make sure that the motors and propellers are clear of any obstructions and debris. Of course, like with all other drones, avoid flying in congested areas with power lines, crowds, near aircraft, and in restricted areas such as airports and national parks.
Finally, make sure to always rinse the waterproof drones with fresh water after using it in saltwater. As you certainly know, salt can cause corrosion on sensitive metal parts, which will eventually ruin your drone.