DeltaQuad Pro operations manual v2
  • Introduction
  • Vehicle specifications
  • Video instructions
  • DeltaQuad Simulator
  • Setup
    • Assembly
    • Battery
    • Telemetry & Ground Control
    • Key parameters
    • Safety features
    • Integrating payloads
  • Flight
    • Radio range and Line of sight (LOS) operation
    • Ground Control Station overview
    • Planning a mission
    • Pre-flight checks
    • Executing and monitoring a mission
    • Manual override
    • Post-flight
  • Maintenance
    • Sensor calibration
    • Firmware upgrade
    • Battery charging and storage
    • Flight logs
    • Preventative maintenance
    • Scheduled maintenance
    • Wiring diagram
  • DELTAQUAD PRO #VIEW
    • DeltaQuad Controller
    • Booster Package and Antenna Installation
    • Controlling the vehicle
    • Controlling the camera
    • Target tracking & following
    • Transmission modes and stream rates
    • Changing camera settings
    • Connecting a second screen
    • Using the Camera Control Laptop
      • Wi-Fi network connection
      • VPN-based connection
      • Controller hotspot connection
  • DELTAQUAD PRO #MAP
    • DeltaQuad Controller
    • Controlling the vehicle
    • Planning survey missions
    • Configuring your camera
    • Geo-referencing
    • Connecting a Secondary Control Terminal
  • DELTAQUAD PRO #INSPECT
    • DeltaQuad Controller
    • Controlling the vehicle
    • Configuring your camera
  • DELTAQUAD PRO #CARGO
    • DeltaQuad Controller
    • Booster Package and Antenna Installation
    • Payload Drop Mechanism
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  • After 200 flights or 12 months
  • Replacing components
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  1. Maintenance

Preventative maintenance

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Last updated 1 year ago

To keep your DeltaQuad in proper condition the following steps should be taken:

After every flight

  • Clean the propellers of any dirt and inspect for damage.

  • Clean the fuselage and wings, this will improve performance.

  • Inspect the avionics, and make sure all components are still securely attached in their proper place and all connectors are securely fastened.

  • Inspect motor and servo linkage screws. Should they have come undone, lock bond must be used on all screws when re-attaching.

After 200 flights or 12 months

To keep your vehicle in the best condition and safe to operate beyond this point should be performed. This entails the preventive replacement of many components and a thorough inspection and test flight.

Replacing components

The DeltaQuad has been designed to allow easy replacement of components. Every component on the DeltaQuad is available as a replacement part. If you require replacement parts please contact Vertical Technologies.

When replacing motors or elevon linkages, lock bond must be used on all screws and nuts. When replacing propellers for the VTOL modules no lock bond is required as these are self-tightening. When replacing the pusher motor propeller lock bond is required on the propeller adapter nut as this motor can spin in both directions.

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