Fly Safer. Fly Smarter. Fly the Exedy Way.
At Exedy, flight safety isn’t an afterthought—it’s engineered into every drone we build and reinforced through every pilot we train. Whether you’re spraying, spreading, or mapping, safe operations protect your equipment, your field, and your crew. Here are our core principles for safe drone operation:

1. Always Maintain Situational Awareness
Keep visual contact with your drone unless operating under approved BVLOS procedures. Know your surroundings, weather conditions, and field obstacles before takeoff.

2. Conduct a Full Pre-Flight Inspection
Check your propellers, arms, sensors, battery condition, payload seals, RTK lock, and software settings. A few minutes on the ground prevents hours of downtime later.

3. Monitor Weather and Wind
Harsh conditions can affect spray quality, stability, and battery longevity. Always fly within safe wind, visibility, and temperature limits.

4. Use Approved Chemicals and Proper PPE
Avoid contamination, drift, and exposure by following chemical labels, using PPE, and loading tanks away from electronics.

5. Follow Safe Battery Handling Procedures
LiPo batteries must be stored, charged, and transported properly. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby, avoid overheating, and only use Exedy-approved chargers.

6. Keep Clear of the Drone During Operation
Maintain a minimum 30-foot distance while in operation to avoid propwash debris and chemical exposure.

7. Land Immediately If You Encounter Warnings
Whether it’s a GPS error, radar alert, or low-battery notification, prioritize safety first.

When you fly Exedy, you’re flying American engineering backed by responsible, field-first safety practices.