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AirShocker
Aircraft Arm Inspection of the DJI Agras T50 Drone
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Purpose of Inspection
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Monthly visual inspection, full inspection annually.
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Removing Foam Motor Cover
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Start by removing the foam motor cover from the end of the arm.
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Loosening Arm Pin
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Use a 16mm ratchet to loosen the arm pin, not fully removing it, just the threaded portion.
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Applying Thread Locker
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Apply red or blue lock tight to the arm pin to prevent it from coming loose during the year.
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Checking Arm Connector
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Test for any movement in the arm connector by moving the arm up and down.
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If there's any play, fully remove the arm to inspect for cracks or damage.
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Visual Inspection
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Inspect the arm visually for any cracks, deep scratches, or damage.
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Check for stress fractures and address them immediately.
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Inspecting Motor Mounts
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Ensure motor mounts are securely attached to the arm.
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Check for damage to ESCs or where they are mounted.
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Inspecting All Four Arms
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Repeat the inspection process for all four arms, starting with M1 and ending at M4.
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Replacement Period
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The replacement period for the AGRS T-50 arm is 700 hours of flight.
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