Parrot Mambo FPV User Manual

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Your Parrot Mambo FPV™ contains the following:
1. One Parrot Mambo FPV™ drone;
2. One Parrot Flypad™ joystick. You can fly your Parrot
Mambo FPV with the Parrot Flypad or by downloading the
FreeFlight Mini™ app to your smartphone or tablet. This
app is free of charge but might contain In-App Purchase
offers. It also allows you to calibrate your Parrot Mambo
FPV;
3. One mini-HD Wi-Fi camera;
4. One high capacity battery.

Parrot Mambo FPV Specifications

General

Type	Quadcopter
Easy to use	Yes
Certification	CE
Product color	Black, White
Construction type	Ready-to-fly (RTF)
Maximum speed	- m/s
Number of rotors	4 rotors
Bluetooth version	4.0
Integrated sensors	Infrared (IR) sensor
Maximum flight time	10 min
Maximum weight capacity	- kg
Number of gyroscope axis	3
Maximum operating distance	100 m
Number of obstacle sensors	1
Number of propeller blades	2
Operating system installed	Linux 2.6.32
Megapixel	- MP
Maximum frame rate	60 fps
Supported video modes	720p
Live view frequency band	2.4 GHz
Maximum video resolution	1280 x 720 pixels
Field of view (FOV) angle	120 °
Built-in processor	-
Memory card slot(s)	No
Flight modes	Aerial Photography (AP) mode, Follow Me mode, Smart mode, Tracking mode
Moving control functions	Backward, Downward, Flying sideways, Forward, Turn left, Turn right, Upward
Charging time	30 min
Battery capacity	660 mAh
Transmitter battery capacity	200 mAh
Cables included	USB
Motor type	Brushless

Weight and Dimensions

Width	180 mm
Weight	63 g
Transmitter weight	295 g

Summary

Important Safety Information

Age Restriction and Pre-Use Guidance

Not a toy for under 14s; read guide and be aware of regulations before use.

Content Disclaimer and Liability

Promoted content is professional; consult documentation; Parrot not liable for misuse.

Parrot Mambo FPV Overview

Parrot Flypad Introduction

Parrot Cockpitglasses Presentation

Sunlight Warning for Cockpitglasses

Never point Cockpitglasses towards the sun or light sources to prevent damage/injury.

HD Camera Presentation

Charging the Parrot Mambo FPV Battery

Charging the Parrot Flypad Battery

Connecting Flypad to Mambo FPV

Connecting the Camera to Mambo FPV

Recording Videos and SD Card

Insert micro-SD card for recording videos in HD 720p format.

Using the Parrot Cockpitglasses

Smartphone Placement in Cockpitglasses

Place smartphone in the center for optimal viewing.

Interpupillary Distance Adjustment

Strap and Lens Positioning

Adjust strap and lenses for comfortable viewing at eye level.

Cockpitglasses Wearing Precautions

Avoid Direct Sunlight Exposure

Never point Cockpitglasses towards the sun or light sources to prevent damage/injury.

Taking Off

Landing

Flying Controls Overview

Parrot Flypad Control Configuration

Controller Button Functions

Explains functions of buttons like Take off/Land, Acrobatics, and Take a photo.

FreeFlight Mini App

Accessories: Hulls

Parrot Mambo FPV Warning Light Indications

Parrot Flypad Warning Light Indications

Camera Warning Light Indications

General Information and Precautions

Accessories and Spare Parts Availability

Information on where to find accessories and spare parts.

Usage and Maintenance Precautions

Guidelines on safe operation, maintenance, and environmental conditions.

Warranty Information

Refers to terms and conditions of sale for warranty details.

Risk of Convulsions with Cockpitglasses

Warning about potential seizures from light stimulation in Cockpitglasses.

Children and Cockpitglasses Safety

Product Recycling Instructions

Conformity Declarations

FCC and IC Compliance Information

Product Trademarks

Privacy and Image Rights Warning

Battery Warnings and Technical Information