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Product is a precision piece of equipment; operator must read instructions carefully to avoid accidents and injury.
Operate drone far from obstacles, crowds, and avoid extreme weather and temperatures to ensure safe operation.
Avoid water and wet environments as they can cause part breakdown and accidents due to internal mechanics.
Check flying area size, battery charge, throttle position, power-on sequence, and secure connections before flight.
Diagram showing the drone components including rotors, camera, card slot, and indicators.
Illustration of the USB charging cable, spare rotors, and SD card reader.
Diagram of the remote control transmitter, highlighting controls and indicators.
Guidelines on control range, windy conditions, low battery indication, and safe flight practices.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing batteries into the transmitter.
Instructions on connecting the drone to a USB charger for powering up.
Steps to pair the transmitter with the drone and prepare for flight.
Control the drone to make it ascend or descend using the throttle stick.
Control the rotation and movement of the drone left or right.
Control the forward and backward movement of the drone.
Control the drone's left to right strafing movements.
Adjust drone sensitivity and speed through three modes (30%, 50%, 70%) for different user levels.
Perform stunt flips in any direction by pressing the right control stick and moving it.
Adjust drone trim for left, right, forward, backward, and strafe movements using control sticks.
Press picture button to capture images; indicator light confirms capture and save.
Press video button to start/stop recording; indicator light shows status, video saved to memory card.
Calibrate the accelerometer for unstable flight by performing specific stick movements.
Turn off/on, re-pair, check or replace rotor blades if problems persist.
Check battery, transmitter batteries, re-pair, or perform Accelerator Calibration.
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