Straight flight
To learn how to fly Tinyhawk III, you must first fly within sight (without wearing
Transporter 2 Goggles). Turn on the power of Tinyhawk III and place it in a safe and
empty room. Start Tinyhawk III, then use the left stick to raise the throttle to the hovering
position. First try to maintain a stable altitude, the left and right thumbs control the
throttle pitch angle of the joystick, so that the Tinyhawk III can fly normally. You need to
practice many times until you have reached a level of proficiency.
7.3 Advanced Flight-First Person View (FPV) Flight
After you have certain basic operating skills, you can try to fly with the Transporter 2.
Make sure that the Tinyhawk III and Transporter 2 goggles are on the same VTX channel,
choose an open and safe place to fly, and operate according to your experience. Control
the throttle to keep the aircraft level and fly slowly, which makes it easier to learn to fly
FPV. When you have enough flying experience, you can control Tinyhawk III freely in the
air.
The Transporter 2 screen display (OSD) image data from the Tinyhawk III camera. OSD
displays important information such as flight time and battery voltage. During the flight,
please always pay attention to these numbers to understand the remaining battery time.
Tinyhawk III can fly up to 4 minutes. When the battery reaches 3.2v, let Tinyhawk III land.
It is not recommended that the battery voltage be below 3.2v, otherwise the battery will
be damaged.
Warning: Try to maintain a controllable altitude flight. Do not slam the joystick when
controlling Tinyhawk III, as this will make the aircraft difficult to control; do not let
the battery be lower than 3.2v; when the default AUX3 switch is set to the second
position (middle), A buzzer will be activated to find Tinyhawk III.
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