I’m coming up on 100 hours of Mavic Pro flight time. Is there a maintenance schedule we need to be following
Mavic Pro Maintenance
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Nothing published to my knowledge.
There was an interesting article in AOPA's drone division discussing MTBF (-Mean Time Before Failure). On many drones, the engines are designed for as little as 50 hours, and with no redundancy!
Drone Valley suggested that you remove your props every 10 hours and inspect, and hold them by their tip. If the other blade sags, that's a clue that the rivets have worn.
There was an interesting article in AOPA's drone division discussing MTBF (-Mean Time Before Failure). On many drones, the engines are designed for as little as 50 hours, and with no redundancy!
Drone Valley suggested that you remove your props every 10 hours and inspect, and hold them by their tip. If the other blade sags, that's a clue that the rivets have worn.
I have over 100 hours on mine. The only thing I have replaced is one prop because it was chipped by something. Other than that I have never done anything other than blowing dust and dirt out of the motors.
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