Maintenance Schedules

[asisel]

Does anyone have any good advice or links for a maintenance schedule for a Phantom 3 Pro? Would like to get my p3p onto a good monthly maintenance practice.

Thanks

 

[kirk2579]

Does anyone have any good advice or links for a maintenance schedule for a Phantom 3 Pro? Would like to get my p3p onto a good monthly maintenance practice.

Thanks

I understand the point but really no specific maintenance on these
other than keep on eye for damages and props etc.
the batteries do need a bit attention for long term storage so read up on that

pay attention but don't overthink it.

I calibrated my compass last march, P3P
carry around in car all the time in a box
usually leave props on for months for convenience.
keep 1 battery ready.

I treat it like a tool , it is, and it does what it is supposed to do each time I take it out.

Good luck and have fun flying!

 

[N017RW]

Agreed.
Not much to do...
Wipe down as required.
Replace props when nicked, scuffed, or cracked.
Store battery for long periods at ~50% (use self discharge to achieve this or fly down to 50%)
Keep from temperature extremes and storage in direct sunlight.

Look over for loose fasteners.

Do not add lubricants.

 

[WayneMHK]

If you use HealthyDrones, they let you know what recommended service is coming up/due on your aircraft and batteries. Some of it is overkill, but if you ever go commercial, it's a good resource to have for documentation.

 

[Alex Baxter]

Agreed.
Not much to do...
Wipe down as required.
Replace props when nicked, scuffed, or cracked.
Store battery for long periods at ~50% (use self discharge to achieve this or fly down to 50%)
Keep from temperature extremes and storage in direct sunlight.

Look over for loose fasteners.

Do not add lubricants.

Spin the motors to check for noise and/or bearing wear

 

[N017RW]

I do that by post-flight temperature comparison.