So now that the DJI Avata is so easy to fly closer to the ground I find I pick up allot of dirt and grime from the ground.  I use a soft brush to clean up the exterior of my DJI Avata but sometimes that isn't enough.  Is there any recommendations on what to use that is safe on the exterior freame to clean up the rest that the soft brush does not clean?

I've found this article very useful in keeping my drones clean.

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-9 15:36
I've found this article very useful in keeping my drones clean.

Excellent Article.  Thank you for sharing!

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-9 15:36
I've found this article very useful in keeping my drones clean.

Good read thanks.. been only using the canned air and simple lens cloth... good to know alcohol works too

Hi, RichfromHowellNJ. Thank you for reaching out. If there is any dirt above the surface of the drone, try to clean up it softly with a limp cloth. Thank you for your support.

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-9 21:48
Hi, RichfromHowellNJ. Thank you for reaching out. If there is any dirt above the surface of the drone, try to clean up it softly with a limp cloth. Thank you for your support.

@DJI Gamora - I have been using a soft paint brush for the loose stuff along with a lint free cloth.  But this is all dry and what I'm talking about was caked on.  Are you saying that DJI is not recommending the use of an alcohol wipe?

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 1-9 16:35
Excellent Article.  Thank you for sharing!

You're very welcome.  Just trying to help out a fellow drone pilot.  

yensysl1 Posted at 1-9 21:36
Good read thanks.. been only using the canned air and simple lens cloth... good to know alcohol works too

Just make sure the alcohol used is "denatured".  Denatured alcohol doesn't leave a film when it dries.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-10 02:38
You're very welcome.  Just trying to help out a fellow drone pilot.

You did well and thanks again.

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 1-10 03:26
You did well and thanks again.

My pleasure.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-10 02:49
Just make sure the alcohol used is "denatured".  Denatured alcohol doesn't leave a film when it dries.

good call.... didnt know that... thanks

yensysl1 Posted at 1-10 18:29
good call.... didnt know that... thanks

Learned that myself from a guy that repairs small electronic devices.  So what I learn I try to pass on to others.

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 1-9 22:11
@DJI Gamora - I have been using a soft paint brush for the loose stuff along with a lint free cloth.  But this is all dry and what I'm talking about was caked on.  Are you saying that DJI is not recommending the use of an alcohol wipe?

Hi, RichfromHowellNJ. Thanks for the reply. You may clean them off using an alcohol pad, which will not affect the normal performance of the device. You may also refer to the suggestions of your co-pilots above. Thank you for your support.

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-11 09:51
Hi, RichfromHowellNJ. Thanks for the reply. You clean them off using an alcohol pad, which will not affect the normal performance of the device. You may also refer to the suggestions of your co-pilots above. Thank you for your support.

@DJI Gamora - I think this would be the best suggestion so I'm not using excessive alcohol.  Thank you very much for the recommendation.

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 1-11 09:54
@DJI Gamora - I think this would be the best suggestion so I'm not using excessive alcohol.  Thank you very much for the recommendation.

Hi, RichfromHowellNJ. You're welcome! Have a safe flight always!