In the first place we must know if our drone allows to fly in Indoor or outdoors, for this we must read the instructions carefully. It is important to charge the Drone's battery with the supplied charger in the box and ensure a good 100% charge.

We will look for a large place, where we can make the first flights without touching anything around, and first of all we will connect the Drone's battery and start it up, leaving it on the ground or a completely flat surface to stabilize it, then we will start the station and we will make the association of both parties until the lights are fixed and stop flashing, this will indicate that we are ready to fly.

To start the flight, we must be right in the tail (back) of the Drone, and slightly raising the stick on the left we will see that the engines start up, we will try to make flights between 1-2 meters high to familiarize ourselves with the I send.

The next step will be to take off and make small horizontal displacements and land again, this exercise is very important to control, because it is the basis of a good pilot, we must repeat them until we have them under control.

From here we will begin to make flights with lateral displacements, authorizations, and mix all these movements at once, in case of flying abroad, we must take into account the wind, as it can make our flight difficult, for it almost all Drones equip different speeds that allow us to counteract the strength of the air.

It is necessary to control the regulations of each zone to know where we can fly with our drone and where it is restricted.

In Spain we must be attentive to AESA (State Aviation Safety Agency).

What should we know before flying a drone?

Currently the regulations for use as Hobby, says:

- We must always have it in sight and not exceed 120 meters in height.

-It is not necessary to be a pilot but we must know how to fly safely.

-Only you can fly the drones in suitable areas for it, for example unpopulated zones, flight zones for model aircraft, ...

-The damage caused by the drone, are the responsibility of the driver.

What can not we do with a Drone?

-It can not fly in urban areas

-You can not fly over crowds of people, beaches, parks, concerts, weddings, demonstrations, ......

-You can not fly at night

-You can not fly near airports or airfields

-It is not possible to fly where flights of other aircraft are made at low altitude, paragliding, parachuting, aerodromes, heliports, ...

-There is no risk to third parties

For any other use of a drone, you must go to AESA

http://www.seguridadaerea.gob.es/

It is very important to make a good maintenance of the drone, and even more of the batteries. To the drone we must clean it with a brush or dry cloth, without pressing too much so as not to damage the fuselage, dust particles can grate it. The gears can have small stones or other particles between the teeth, with a tool that has the fine tip can be cleaned with a lot of patience, being entertained in doing it by checking all the teeth of each one of the crowns.

The propellers are made of plastic and with the blows given in flight and stopped, they are damaged, it is necessary to keep them always in an optimal state for a good flight, all drones have these spare parts to change them, if necessary, you must keep in mind that each drone has two propellers from each hand, and those of the same form work in the drone diagonally, that is, the front of the right will be the same as the left rear, although sometimes, being different colors, we can mess up, we must be very attentive to put them in the correct position.

We must control the legs of our drone to ensure that at the time of synchronization, our device is completely flat.

The batteries if they are not used in a few days, better leave them at half load. They are Lithium, so they require that maintenance to extend the life of the batteries as much as possible. Due to the use and poor maintenance they reduce the load drastically. If they run out of energy, we will run out of battery.