Flight Modes
The QQ190™ runs Betaight and therefore has 3 ight modes.
Assisted Modes
Angle mode- Your sticks controls the tilt angle of the QQ190™. When your stick
reaches the maximum position the QQ190™ will stop and hold there as it has reached
the max tilt angle allowed of 45 degrees. If you release the stick back to the center, the
QQ190™ will level itself. The best way to think about this is to imagine the drone is like
a hockey puck- an input in the pitch or roll will push it forward, back, left or right. The
QQ190™ will slowly glide to a stop after the sticks have been centered.
Horizon mode- When the stick is near the center, it’s the same as being inangle
mode, but when the stick is at the maximum position, the QQ190™ will y similar to
rate mode. This allows you to have control like in angle mode but it also allows you
todo ips and rolls if you fully move the sticks to their maximums. Horizon mode is a
great mode for those that want the ease of ying in angle, such as auto-leveling, but
who also want to do ips and rolls.
Manual modes
Rate Mode (ACRO) -The sticks are used to control the QQ190™’s angular
velocity of rotation, not the angle. Simply explained, the sticks controls how fast the
QQ190™ rotates. That means if you move your pitch stick all of the way forward and
hold it, the QQ190™ will keep rotating and ipping at a constant rate, instead of just
remainingat an angle like it does in angle mode. If you let go off the stick, the
QQ190™will maintain its current attitude (angle) and will not return to level, unless
you move your pitch stick in the opposite direction until the attitude is level again.
Rate mode is the favorite mode for advanced pilots and once you master ight in this
mode, you will be amazed at how natural it feels. We recommend that you practice
ying rate mode in a simulator to get used to the controls and the mechanics of ying-
it will make it easier! !
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