Aeroo Pro - Flying with a Payload

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Aeroo Pro is designed to carry payloads up to 1kg. It is equipped with an
electronic release mechanism and other safety features. The main applications
for this are Drone Fishing and Drone Delivery, which are detailed in the following
pages.
General Precautions for Payload Flight:
Attachment:
• Ensure the payload does not exceed 1kg, and that it hangs at least 2m
below the aircraft. This minimises stress on the aircraft from swinging.
• Press the payload release button on the aircraft to open and close the
release pin and attach your payload.
• Do not attach your payload while the aircraft is flying.
Takeoff:
• Ensure your attachment and attachment cord runs down below the aircraft
and along the ground, keeping clear of the propellers at all times.
• Gradually ascend initially to minimise jerking or stress on the aircraft.
In Flight:
• It is not recommended to fly in sport mode or high wind mode while
carrying a payload, these modes increase the tilt of the aircraft, increasing
the possibility of propeller entanglement.
• Use gradual movements of the control sticks. Gradually accellerate/decel-
lerate.
• To maximise flight time, plan your route ahead.
• Release your payload by pressing the payload release button on the
remote or app. When pressing in the app, you will have the option to save
the drop point, whereby you can set the aircraft to automatically return to
the same point.
• If you are flying over water/an extremely safe location, you can turn on the
“Release payload if the aircraft is disconnected” setting.
Landing:
• Always release your payload before landing, to avoid the aircraft
contacting the payload or entanglement upon decent.
5.5 Flight with Payload
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