🔋 1. Check Drone Battery

Ensure the SkyView2 drone has enough battery power to perform a test flight.

• If the battery is low or dead, charge it before continuing with QC testing.
• Do not flight test without sufficient power.

🔍 2. Inspect Propellers

• Carefully inspect each propeller for cracks or damage.
• SkyView2 uses labeled propellers:
  • A1 & A2 for front propellers
  • B1 & B2 for rear propellers
• Confirm that propellers are attached to the correct arms.
• If damaged:
  • Replace with a matching spare if available.
  • If not, hold for later replacement or dispose properly at end of shift.

🕹️ 3. Pair Remote

• Turn on the drone first, then power on the remote.
• Pair by pushing the left joystick up (forward), then down (backward).
• Watch for confirmation lights or beeps indicating a successful connection.
• Note: If the remote is damaged or no longer holds charge, dispose of it in the 'Battery Only' bin.

📡 4. Disable GPS Mode

If GPS is active, locate the GPS toggle button on the remote and turn it off before test flight.

🚀 5. Start the Flight

• Pull the left joystick diagonally down and left.
• Simultaneously pull the right joystick diagonally down and right.
• This will start the propellers and initiate flight readiness.

Test the following flight functions:

• Left joystick: Up/down flight control and rotation
• Right joystick: Forward/backward and left/right movement

✅ 6. Final QC Checks

• Ensure smooth flight, stable hovering, and proper joystick response.
• Check for unusual noises, vibrations, or instability.
• Secure drone and accessories for packaging.