Similar to driving a vehicle, many accidents actually stem from neglect of details. If you do the following, you can become an experienced pilot.
1. Pay attention to the flying environment and choose an open, undisturbed, unobstructed environment and suitable weather. Stay away from dangerous elements that can interfere with the compass (strong magnetic fields, metal objects) and block remote control signals (dense buildings).
2. Return to home setting before takeoff. Before takeoff, set the return altitude. Make sure the GPS signal reaches more than 4 bars, the number of satellites reaches 10, and the home point is successfully refreshed before taking off.
3. Be cautious when hitting the stick. Avoiding violent hitting of the stick can make the shooting smoother and avoid collision accidents caused by not braking in time or hitting the stick randomly.
4. Familiarize yourself with the flight path. Before using the intelligent flight function, you must first become familiar with the function and flight path.
5. Always pay attention to the battery level of the aircraft. Always pay attention to the battery level prompts of the aircraft, and return to home in time without being greedy for flying.
6. Keep flying within the visual range. Always keep the aircraft flying within the visual range for the most peace of mind!