Open restore le downloaded earlier to restore the switch settings. ***Warning,
restoring switch settings will override your current setup- make sure you know
what you are doing here**
Flying Tips
Practice practice practice practice.
Battery Warnings
The battery life on the QQ190™ can vary depending on many factors including; ying
style, battery health, weather, temperature, altitude, prop choice, and more.
It is recommended that you monitor your batteries in ight. The QQ190™ will tell you
when your battery voltage is getting low via the OSD. It also has some advanced
features built in to tell you if your battery is fully charged when you plug it in, as well as
when it is low. When you see a battery low warning, it is recommended that you
immediately come home and land.
Not abiding by the battery warnings can cause power failure which will result in a
crash, harm to the battery health, and possible loss/breakage of the QQ190™
itself.
It is important to remember this when ying long range missions as you will need to
make sure that you have enough power to return home.
Lipo batteries are dead when they reach approx. 3.3V per cell. A good rule of thumb to
keep your batteries healthy is to stop ying when they reach roughly 3..75V This
means that if you have a 4S battery, it will be fully charged at around 16V and ready to
land at around 15V. You can push them to 13.5 but doing so will shorten the life of
your batteries.
If you over-discharge a Lipo battery, you will signicantly reduce it’s effective
lifespan.!
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