TB50 & TB55 User Guideline (Updated – 19 December 2018)
During flight
Remember that flight times will be reduced when operating in cold environments. Make sure there is
sufficient battery capacity to allow for a Return-to-Home. This also applies to the remote controller as it
could power down during the flight if battery levels are not monitored.
Do not fly any partially discharged packs or packs that have entered self-discharge mode state.
When removing the aircraft from a warm environment to the cold, please let it acclimatize without
batteries for at least 10 – 15 minutes.
When moving the RC from warm to cold you could receive a calibration error. If this happens, please
turn off the aircraft and perform an RC calibration via the RC tab in the app.
Make sure to bring dry towels and wipe off any moisture that might build up during flight or in the field.
Please make sure all contacts on cameras and batteries are dry before installing or putting them in
storage.
Smart gloves are not a requirement but a recommendation. Smart gloves allow the use of a smart
devices without the need of removing the glove.
Storage
Do not store charged packs at temperatures lower than 0°C.
Never store batteries outdoors in cold temperatures. Doing so can seriously damage the packs or
shorten their life dramatically. Batteries should be stored in a temperature between 10 - 45°C (50 -
113°F).
Always keep packs between 50 - 65% during storage. If stored for more than a few months, it is
recommended to check these storage levels regularly. It is recommended that packs in storage be
charged once every 90 days and then return them to a storage percentage of 50 - 65%.
Please read our Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines for more detailed information to help minimize
potential disruption to your operations.
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