The Hula is a programmable educational multi-rotor aircraft designed for teenagers, offering an easy flight experience when powered normally and with all components undamaged. It supports various terminal devices for programming flight using Scratch and can also be wirelessly controlled via the Hula APP. The aircraft is equipped with a visual positioning system, gimbal system, image transmission system, obstacle avoidance system, and flight control system. It can perform functions such as 1080P HD image transmission, photo-taking, video-recording, AI recognition, obstacle avoidance, line patrol, and various flight stunts.
Important Technical Specifications:
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Aircraft:
- Weight: 100 g (± 3 g)
- Axle distance: 128 mm
- Dimensions: 189.3 × 184.6 × 51.4 mm
- Motor specifications: L8.5 20
- Propeller blade: 75 mm/3"
- Wind resistance class: Below Class 3
- Positioning method: Optical flow and QR code (supports expansion UWB positioning)
- Positioning accuracy:
- QR code: horizontal ± 5 cm, vertical ± 6 cm
- Optical flow: horizontal ± 20 cm, vertical ± 20 cm
- Max tilt angle: 20°
- Max horizontal speed: 3 m/s (APP control mode: 1.5 m/s; programming mode: 0.5 m/s~1 m/s)
- Max climb speed: 1.2 m/s
- Max descent speed: 1 m/s
- Max flight height: 10 m
- Max communication distance: 100 m
- Communication frequency: 5.725 GHz-5.850 GHz
- Max lighting power: 1.5 W
- Flight time: 9 min~10 min (measured at 2 m height, lighting off, low-power landing disabled, hovering in windless conditions)
- Operating temperature: 0°C~40°C
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Battery:
- Capacity: 1200 mAh
- Voltage: 3.8 V
- Type: Lithium-ion battery
- Weight: 30 g
- Storage temperature:
- ≤ 1 Month: -20°C~45°C
- ≤ 1 Month: -20°C~30°C
- ≤ 1 Year: 25°C ± 3°C
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Camera:
- Photo resolution: 1920 × 1080P
- Video resolution: 720P/30 fps (automatically switches to 360p/30 fps in line patrol flight mode)
- Field of view: 71°
- Format: JPG, MP4
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Charging box (optional):
- Input voltage: 5V 3A
- Charging current: 1.4 A
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Control software:
- Hula APP for mobile: iOS 15.0 or above and Android 11 or above
- Hula APP for PAD: iOS 15.0 or above and Android 11 or above
- Hula software version for PC: 64-bit operating system (Windows 10 or above)
Usage Features:
The Hula aircraft offers two main operation modes: direct connection mode and networking mode.
- Power On/Off: Press and hold the power button on the back of the aircraft for 2 seconds.
- Direct Connection Mode:
- When powered on, the lamp cover flashes with purple light, indicating direct connection mode.
- Connect your PC/mobile device to the aircraft's WiFi (initial password: 12345678).
- Run the Hula APP; a solid green aircraft status indicator and APP confirmation signify a successful connection.
- By default, the aircraft is in direct connection mode. If switched, press the power button three times to return to this mode.
- In this mode, the PC/mobile device directly controls the aircraft via its WiFi.
- Networking Mode:
- While the aircraft is powered on, press the power button three times quickly to switch between direct connection and networking modes.
- When in networking mode, the lamp cover flashes with white light.
- In this mode, both the PC/mobile device and the aircraft connect to your own router's WiFi, allowing multiple aircraft to network together for competitive play.
- Flight Control (via Hula APP in "Single driver" mode):
- Supports American hand mode and Japanese hand mode.
- Takeoff/Landing: Press and hold the takeoff button for 1.5 seconds to take off. A separate button is available for one-button landing.
- Virtual Joysticks:
- Left Joystick: Controls rise (up), fall (down), turn left, and turn right.
- Right Joystick: Controls forward, backward, left shift, and right shift.
- Photo-taking/Video-recording: A dedicated button allows switching between photo-taking and video-recording modes, and another button initiates photo-taking or video-recording.
- Propeller Installation:
- Ensure the gap between the propeller cap and motor is sufficient for the removal tool.
- Propeller blades marked "75 mmR" must be installed on the top left and bottom right sides of the aircraft nose.
- Propeller blades marked "75 mm" must be installed on the top right and bottom left sides of the aircraft nose. Incorrect installation may prevent proper takeoff.
- Propeller Detachment: Use the propeller removal tool by inserting it between the propeller cap and motor, then pressing down on the other end to remove the blade. Do not remove by hand to avoid injury or motor damage.
- Obstacle Avoidance Adjustment:
- The aircraft features four-way obstacle avoidance (left, rear, front side, right).
- Use a special screwdriver to insert into the adjustment screw hole and turn the knob clockwise/counterclockwise to adjust the obstacle avoidance distance for each direction.
- Turning clockwise reduces the distance; turning counterclockwise increases it.
- The effective distance is pre-adjusted to 30-50cm. If further adjustment is needed, use a whiteboard under ordinary lighting conditions.
- Do not twist the knob violently to avoid damaging internal components.
Maintenance Features:
- Battery Charging:
- Method 1 (USB direct charger): Connect a standard Micro USB cable to the battery's Micro USB port and a USB 5V charger. Takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
- Solid red light: charging.
- Red light off: charged.
- Method 2 (Dedicated charging box): Insert the battery into the dedicated charging box. Takes about 1 hour.
- Solid red light: charging.
- Solid green light: not plugged in or charged.
- Important: Use only the dedicated charging box provided by HighGreat Innovation. Use a 5V 3A power adapter for the charging box. Stop using the battery immediately if it gets wet, swells, leaks, emits odors, deforms, or shows other abnormalities.
- Reset Function:
- Factory Settings Reset: Press and hold the reset button (inside the reset hole) for 5 seconds. The aircraft WiFi will be restored to factory settings. A fast blinking green light indicates successful reset.
- Firmware Version Reversion: Press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds to revert the firmware to the previous version. The aircraft restarting automatically indicates a successful reset.
- Caution: Do not perform reset operations violently to avoid damaging internal components.
- Troubleshooting: If there is a glitch with the aircraft, contact official channels for repair service.
- Documentation: The product package and manual contain important information and should be retained. The complete User Manual and latest instructions/warnings are available on the Shenzhen HighGreat Innovation Technology Development Co., Ltd. website. The electronic version of the User Manual can also be accessed by scanning a QR code.
Safety Warnings and Flight Limits:
- Children under 14 should use the product under adult supervision.
- Stay away from high-speed rotating propellers to prevent cuts.
- Propeller motors are heat-producing; avoid touching to prevent burns.
- Do not use model remote controls within 5000 m of airport runways to ensure aviation radio station electromagnetic environment. Stop remote control operation if required by state departments.
- Use only dedicated batteries; do not short-circuit terminals.
- Operate within specified environmental ranges.
- Do not direct the laser at human eyes.
- Flight Limits:
- Fly NO higher than 10 meters above ground level and away from tall buildings.
- Fly in wind speeds below class 3. DO NOT fly outdoors during thunderstorms or typhoons.
- Assess indoor flight environments thoroughly for safety.
- Maintain at least 2 meters distance from pedestrians.
- Use in environments with clear ground textures and without strong light exposure. Strictly prohibited over water or mirrored surfaces.
- Legal Compliance:
- Comply with local laws and regulations.
- DO NOT fly near manned aircraft; land immediately if necessary.
- DO NOT fly in or at densely populated areas (cities, stadiums, exhibitions, concerts).
- Ensure no interference with manned aircraft; avoid other aircraft.
- DO NOT fly in no-fly zones (airports, borderlines, power plants, prisons, military facilities, etc.).
- DO NOT fly above authorized altitude.
- Keep aircraft in sight; use an observer if needed.
- DO NOT transport dangerous or contraband items.
- Obtain necessary licenses for flight operations (recreation, public, commercial).
- Respect privacy rights; DO NOT conduct unauthorized surveillance.
- Be aware that recording images/videos may contravene copyright or legal rights in some regions, and commercial use of small aerial models may be prohibited. Understand and comply with local laws.
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