This section will cover the correct placement of the auxiliary battery.
To extend the flight time and overall mission range of the DeltaQuad Evo, the auxiliary battery can be installed in the payload bay alongside the main battery.
Always fly with batteries that are at least 95% charged, and ensure that both batteries have the same charge level.
Flying with two batteries of differing charge levels connected to the same circuit is dangerous, as the batteries will attempt to equalize their charges rapidly. This can cause excessive current flow, leading to overheating and potential failure. The resulting heat may cause the batteries to overheat and possibly catch fire, creating serious safety hazards
Never attempt to fly using only the auxiliary battery, as this will result in an incorrect center of gravity (CG). The main battery must always be installed.
Every DeltaQuad Evo includes an auxiliary battery payload box.
Similar to the main battery tray, the auxiliary battery holder is shaped to match the bottom plate of the battery.
The auxiliary battery must be positioned to fit properly on the tray. The thicker power cables should exit from the top of the battery and run over it towards the XT90 socket of the DeltaQuad Evo.
The auxiliary battery holder features a latch mechanism that secures the battery in place. After positioning the battery, rotate the latch 90 degrees until it is aligned above the battery.
The auxiliary battery payload box must always be installed in Payload Slot 1, located at the rear end of the fuselage, as it is the heaviest payload.
Each payload box features two arrows displayed on top of each handle.
There are corresponding arrows on the left and right sides of the DeltaQuad Evo's payload bay.
The arrows on the payload boxes must be aligned with the arrows in the payload bay.
Proper orientation of the payload box is crucial, as its I/O board must align with the corresponding I/O board in the payload slot.
Slide the payload box into the slot.
Push both handles of the payload box down until you hear a click from the locking mechanism, ensuring that the box is securely seated in its slot.
The frame of a properly installed payload box should be flush with the frame of the payload bay.
Each payload box has handles with two locking pins positioned opposite each other. To remove the payload box, grasp the handles with both hands, press the locking pins inward, and pull the payload box out.
