RUKO F11MINI - Flight; Flight Environment Requirements; Pre-Flight Checklist

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F11MINI User Manual
Make sure the remote controller, Intelligent Flight Battery, and mobile
phone are fully charged.
Make sure that the aircraft arms are fully extended.
Make sure that the battery compartment cover is fastened firmly and
the intelligent flight battery is installed firmly.
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6 Flight
6.1 Flight Environment Requirements
After the installation preparation is complete, please conduct flight
training or training first.It is recommended to conduct training in the
beginner mode. Please choose a suitable flight environment when
flying. The flight altitude is limited to 393ft, and the local laws and
regulations must be strictly observed during flying. Please be sure to
read the F11MINI Disclaimer and Safety Summary, and understand
the safety precautions before flying.
Do not fly in severe weather such as strong wind, snow, rain, and fog.
Choose an open place with no obstructions around as the flying field.
The compass and GPS signals on the aircraft will be interfered by
buildings, mountains, and trees. It is recommended to fly in an open
space with a diameter of 32 ft without interference. It is recommended
that the flight altitude be greater than 49 ft to avoid ground obstacles
and other signal interference from the ground.
When flying, keep in sight and control, and stay away from obstacles,
crowds, etc. When flying on the water surface, please be more than 9
ft above the water surface.
The remote controller may be interfered by high-voltage lines,
communication base stations or transmission towers. Please fly away
from these areas.
Please fly below 6561 ft above sea level to ensure that the air
pressure setting function of the aircraft can work normally.
When GPS is active, the aircraft can achieve stable hovering,
intelligent return to home, and intelligent flight functions. When the
GPS function fails, these functions cannot be implemented.The
aircraft will be unable to hover, drifting away in the direction of the
wind.
6.2 Pre-Flight Checklist