To switch the vehicle off open the canopy clip and remove the lid. Then disconnect the main battery
connector and remove the battery. The battery should be stored directly and safely.
Inspect the vehicle
After a landing, specifically a hard landing or a grass landing, the DeltaQuad should be inspected for
damage. Inspecting the vehicle visually at the landing site can help in determining the cause of any
problems that might arise in the future. It is recommended, specifically when in doubt or with visible damage,
to take pictures of the vehicle before dismantling it.
If there is any dirt on the vehicle or the propellers this should be removed with a damp cloth. Dirt on the
wings, fuse or propellers will significantly impact the performance.
Special care must be taken to inspect the propellers both before and after every flight. If there is any visible
or palpable damage to a propeller it should be replaced directly in accordance with the
Dismantle the vehicle
Dismantle the vehicle in accordance with the
section. If you are able to transport and store the
vehicle safely with only the wings detached this is recommended as it will reduce the risk of assembly
problems.
Note: Never remove the carbon spars with the VTOL modules still attached. This can damage the wing
joiner and void your warranty.
Transporting and storing the vehicle
The DeltaQuad should be transported and stored inside the DeltaQuad Flightcase.
