> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.senterasensors.com/home/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.senterasensors.com/home/phx/phx/faqs.md).

# FAQS

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<summary>What is the max speed of the PHX?</summary>

The cruise speed of the PHX is 35 mph (15.5 m/s) and it has a max speed of 55 mph (24.4 m/s).

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<summary>How long can I fly a PHX before I need to swap batteries?</summary>

Typical endurance for the PHX is 59 minutes, but this can vary based on winds and weather conditions.

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<summary>Can I fly multiple fields in one flight?</summary>

Yes, multiple fields can be flown in one flight with appropriate mission planning.

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<summary>Do you offer training to learn how to fly the PHX?</summary>

Yes, training is available to learn how to fly the PHX! Our [YouTube page ](https://www.youtube.com/c/senteraus)has free resources, but our team is here to provide virtual and in-person trainings. Please reach out to [our Sales Team ](https://sentera.com/contact/)for more information.

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<summary>What do I use to fly the PHX?</summary>

The Fly PHX app is used for planning missions and flying the PHX. For more information and how to download, visit [this support page ](/home/phx/phx.md).

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<summary>How do I launch the PHX?</summary>

The PHX requires a hand launch technique. The PHX should always be launched into the wind. Shake once to start the motor; step forward and push immediately after motor start. Then, push harder once the propeller is pulling; holding the drone so that the wings are level with the horizon and the nose is slightly up. For more information, including a step-by-step guide and video, see [this support page](/home/phx/phx/sentera-phx-hand-launch-technique.md)

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<summary>What sensors does the PHX integrate with?</summary>

The PHX currently integrates with Sentera’s Double 4K sensor.

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<summary>Which analytics can I generate with the PHX?</summary>

The PHX can be used to generate the following FieldInsights products: Canopy Cover, Crop Area, Crop Health, Flower Cover, Residue Cover, Stand Count, Tassel Count, and Weed Detection.

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<summary>Is there a warranty available for the PHX? What does it cover?</summary>

SenteraCare PHX Extended Warranty does provide extended service and repair coverage for the Sentera PHX. It covers aircraft structural components, communication system electronics, flight avionics and autopilot system, motors, servos, wiring, and the battery charger.

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<summary>Where do I order additional replacement parts for the PHX?</summary>

The [Sentera Store](https://sentera.shop/collections/accessories-parts) is a great place to order additional replacement parts for the PHX! Otherwise, please reach out to [our Sales Team ](https://sentera.com/contact/).

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<summary>I am not finding an article to help me. How do I contact support?</summary>

Contact support by submitting a support ticket above on tab. You can also call support at (844) 736-8372 (option 1) during normal business hours, Monday-Friday from  8 a.m. – 5 p.m. CT.

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