Before You Fly
https://skydio.com/safety
Before you begin your rst ight with your Skydio 2, please read and follow all of the safety
tips and guidelines at . In summary, here are a few general
guidelines to follow before each ight
Because Skydio 2 navigates visually, it’s essential to keep all of its cameras
clean. Use the included cleaning cloth (or any clean microber cloth) to ensure
that all cameras are dust and smudge-free before every ight
Skydio 2 uses magnets to retain the battery which may attract metallic debris
that could compromise safe tment of the battery. Prior to installing any
battery, visually inspect the bottom of the Skydio 2 and top of the battery to
ensure they are free of objects or debris. Verify the battery is fully seated with
the aircraft prior to takeo
If using a mobile device running the Skydio 2 app, ensure any Battery Saver or
Low Power modes are disabled. These modes may interfere with Skydio 2’s
ability to communicate with the device and negatively impact your ight
experience
Remove the gimbal retaining clip from the front-facing camera
Ensure all propellers are rmly attached and free of nicks, cracks, or other visible
damage. Never y with damaged propellers
Where to Fly
Skydio 2 will not avoid people, cars, or other moving obstacles. You should
exercise extreme caution and good judgment when ying with other people
around. Never y over crowds and always make sure that you have the height
oor activated if you know there are going to be other people around
You are responsible for your Skydio 2 at all times. Always follow FAA guidelines
for UAS piloting. Check resources like knowbeforeyouy.org or apps like B4UFLY
for more info
Skydio 2 can only y in normal daytime conditions. Since it navigates visually, it
won’t work at night or in other low-light situations
Skydio 2 is not weatherproof and requires good visibility. Do not y in any
precipitation, including rain, fog, or snow.
Skydio 2 should not be own when winds or gusts are above 25 mph
Do not y in temperatures below 23° F (-5C) or above 104° F (40C)
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