5. Is the drone still powered on? 6. Did you need to hit the E-Stop and disarm? 7. Is the battery on (look at the light on the drone)? 8. Are the White LED lights on the side of the drone still on? 9. Is the fan on the drone running? 10. Is the gimbal still trying to stabilize? 11. Is the drone still connected to the TAC? 12. Is there still a video feed and telemetry being reported? 13. Does the drone appear safe to handle? 8. Can you get the logs off of the drone? Upload Flight Logs:

Damage Assessment

14. Did you remove the battery? 15. Are the arms still locked? 16. Are the arms damaged? 17. Do the motors appear damaged? 18. Are the motors still freely moving? 19. Is the gimbal damaged? 20. Check the wires and connector: 21. Is the camera damaged? 22. Are there cracks or damage to the body of the airframe? 23. Is the battery connector on the bottom of the drone still attached? 24. Have you collected all parts and stored them?

After Action Items

1. Document the TAC Serial and Drone Serial: 2. What Firmware Version is on the Drone? 3. What Version is QGC? 4. On which frequency band was the aircraft operating? Enter the channel number: 5. Describe the flight you were trying to perform (Mission, Manual, etc.): 6. Describe your observations of how the flight performed: 7. Describe the environment (wind, snow, hot, cloudy, sunny, etc.): 8. Describe the incident: 9. Was there anything that wasn’t followed in the Test Flight Safety Procedures? 10. Create a final incident report to hand over to engineers: Upload Additional Files:

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