CONDOR A22 User Manual
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V1.2
Flight
Make sure you are familiar with the content of this manual before your first flight.
Make sure to conduct your preflight checks and compass calibration at the start of each day's
flying.
Flight Environment and Location
1. Do not use the aircraft in adverse weather conditions. This includes wind stronger than
20 knots, rain, snow, or fog.
2. Check that you are legally allowed to fly in your current location by using one of CASA’s
approved preflight apps*.
3. Always fly in an open area without obstacles, trees, powerlines, or crowds.
4. Always follow your country's rules and regulations set out by your regulator as well as
any state or territory regulations.
5. Do not fly in areas with high levels of electromagnetism i.e., near mobile phone and radio
towers.
*Scan the QR code to find an approved APP:
https://www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-safety-apps
Preflight Checklist
1. Check if the UAV and remote control are fully charged.
2. Check the condition of the propellers and that they are installed properly.
3. Power on the remote then UAV and wait for the system warm-up phase to be completed.
4. Check that the motors can be started once the UAV is powered on.
5. Calibrate the compass if the first flight of the day.
6. Make sure the UAV is placed in a suitable location for take-off with the release wire laid
out in front of the UAV.
Compass Calibration
WARNING: ALWAYS CALIBRATE THE COMPASS BEFORE THE FIRST FLIGHT OF THE
DAY OR IF YOU HAVE MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION. THE COMPASS IS VERY SENSITIVE
TO ANY ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE. REGULAR CALIBRATION IS REQUIRED
FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE.
WARNING:
Do not calibrate indoors.
Do not calibrate near items that could cause interference, like large metal objects.
Do not carry any ferrous objects near the drone while calibrating the compass, car keys,
mobile phones etc.
Do not calibrate in areas of strong magnetic interference, underground cables, parking
lots etc.
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