5 Skydio X10D INTL - Operator Manual © 2024 Skydio, Inc. All rights reserved.
Flying Safely
• Your Skydio drone only avoids obstacles that are not in motion.
• Cars, boats, people, animals, drones, crewed aircra, or other moving objects may
not be avoided.
• In the event that your X10D collides with an object, it will attempt to stabilize and continue
flying.
• Keep your fingers away from the propellers anytime they are spinning such as during
launch, flight, and landing.
• Skydio X10D can’t see certain visually challenging obstacles. Do not fly around thin
branches, telephone or power lines, ropes, netting, wires, chain link fencing, or other
objects less than 0.5 inch (1.3 centimeters) in diameter. This type of crash is not covered
under the Skydio Limited Warranty.
• Do not intentionally try to crash Skydio X10D.
• The chassis of Skydio X10D may become hot to the touch in high-temperature
environments or direct sunlight, even when powered o. The metal frame may also
become hot if powered on while on the ground for long periods of time. Handle with
extreme caution and care.
• Do not fly over bodies of water if Skydio X10D indicates a GPS quality warning.
• Exercise extreme caution and care when the sun is low on the horizon as it can
temporarily blind the Skydio X10D cameras depending on the angle of flight. Your drone
may be cautious or jerky when flying directly toward the sun.
• Skydio X10D may provide an indication, such as displaying an alert to land, if it encounters
an issue or determines the environment is not safe for flying. Fly to the nearest safe area
and land immediately.
• Flying at high altitudes may significantly increase the time required to return and safely
land the Skydio X10D. The pilot is solely responsible for managing altitude, range and
battery level at all times.
• Be sure to read/watch all flight tutorials and safety-related materials and pay close
attention to any in-app messages.
• Keep your hands on the controller joysticks to maintain control throughout flight.
Flying Safely
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