User Manual

Hovering

Once the quad is in the air simply try to keep it in one spot. This will take

some practice. Remember that even a light breeze will have an effect on the

stability of the quad.

Landing

Level the quad into a steady hover and slowly decrease power until it lands.

You might notice as the Quadcopter is ready to touch down it moves around

a little. This is normal as the Quadcopter enters ground effect. Remember

to unplug the battery from the Quadcopter after your flight is complete.

BASIC MANEUVERS

Once you are comfortable with hovering in one place start working on

orientations. By this we mean, hover the Quadcopter in all positions, nose

to the right, nose to the left and the nose pointing at you (nose-in). Getting

good at this fundamental discipline will allow you to progress much faster

in some of the more advanced flying maneuvers.

Slow Pirouettes

Moving the left stick (left or right), you can rotate the Quadcopter around

360°, which is called a pirouette.

Forward Flight

Now it’s time to work into basic forward flight. Just take the basic hovering

maneuvers listed above and slowly fly out farther and faster and always

bring the Quadcopter back after one pass. Practice controlled slow flight in

close as well. The more time you spend practicing here, the easier things

will be later on.

Flips with the 460 Transmitter

Start with plenty of altitude. From an upright hover and gaining altitude,

quickly press and hold the flip button and move the cyclic (right) stick of the

transmitter to the direction you want the quad to flip. The quad will complete

one flip. Once you start getting the hang of it you can start combining flips!

Shooting Video

Press the video button to “enter video mode.” If you are using the Tx-R model

and have it on a two position switch, you will need to cycle the switch to

enter video mode.