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APPENDIX E

D’Avion LLC UAS Model Updates 

To date the model updates of the D’Avion LLC UAS Fleet are shown on the specification sheet and 

quick start manuals shown on Appendix F and G.
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APPENDIX F

D’Avion LLC UAS Aircraft Flight Manuals

DJI Phantom 3

Key Takeaways 

DJI New Pilot Experience 2015 

Welcome to the DJI New Pilot ExperienceTM 2015! 

- Brief introduction to DJI - An explanation of the Phantom’s key features - An introduction to the 

pre-flight checklist and safe operating procedures - Basic flight control and maneuvers - Post flight 

debrief About DJI 

DJI is a global leader in developing and manufacturing flight technology for commercial and 

recreational use. DJI was founded and is run by people with a passion for remote-controlled 

helicopters. As experts in flight control technology and camera stabilization, the company is 

dedicated to making aerial photography and filmmaking more reliable and easier to use for creators 

and innovators around the world. DJI’s global operations currently span North America, Europe and 

Asia, and its revolutionary products have been chosen by customers in over 100 countries for 

applications in film, advertising, construction, firefighting, farming, and many other industries.

Pre-Flight Checklist 

Make sure your flight plan is in line with local regulations for UAS flight. 

Environment 

- No adverse weather (wind, rain, snow, etc.) 

- No people or animals close by. 

- Avoid nearby buildings, power lines, etc. 

- Avoid sources of magnetic interference i.e. metal surfaces. 

- Install Propeller Guards. 
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- Check the Intelligent Flight Battery, Range Extender, Remote Controller and your mobile 

device. Check that all batteries are fully charged and for battery swelling or damage. (Press 

the power button on the Intelligent Flight Battery once to check its current charge). 

- Inspect propellers, gimbal, camera, and remote controller. 

- Remove the lens cap and gimbal clamp. 

- Ensure Micro SD card has enough space. 

- Make sure S1 & S2 switches are both in position 1 (most upward position). Safe 

Operating Procedures Following this order is essential to safe and successful flight! 

Getting Ready for Takeoff 

- Turn on the remote controller 

- Ensure that both switches (S1 and S2) are in their top position 

- Turn on the range extender 

- Turn on the Intelligent Flight Battery (press once, release, then press and hold) 

- Connect your smart device to the Phantom’s Wi-Fi signal 

- Start the VISION app 

- Calibrate the Phantom’s compass by: 

l Flipping the “S1” Switch (top right) on the remote controller between its top and 

bot- tom positions at least 5 times, ending with the S1 switch in the top position; or 

tap “Compass Calibration” in the DJI VISION app. When the LED flight indicator 

lights display solid yellow, your Phantom is ready for calibration. 

l Pick up the Phantom and rotate it 360° horizontally (with the front facing away 

from you). When the LED flight indicator changes to solid green, the horizontal 

calibration was a success. 

l Continue the calibration process by holding the Phantom vertically (front facing 

downward) and rotating it 360° again. When the LED flight indicator lights blink 

green, the full calibration was a success. 

l If the LED flight indicators blink red and yellow, the calibration was not 

successful. Please try the calibration process again. 
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Takeoff 

- Set Phantom on a flat surface, camera pointing away from pilot 

- Ensure Home Point has been achieved by checking the VISION app for at least 6 

 GPS satellites. 

The LED flight indicators will flash green quickly when a Home Point is recorded. 

Start the Phantom by pushing both sticks on the radio to their bottom corners, towards one

another (4 o’clock with the left stick and 7 o’clock with the right stick). This will start the motors. 

 Slowly push left throttle stick up to increase power to the motors until the Phantom lifts off the 

ground. Always push the sticks softly.

Allow the Phantom to hover at 10-15 feet to check for proper stability and get your bearings. 

Gently adjust the sticks to ensure Phantom responds accordingly. Frame the shot via the 

FPV view on your mobile device. Push the shutter button in the VISION app to take images 

or video. 

Landing - Select a safe landing area and hover over it. - Descend by gently reducing the throttle 

(left stick down) - Once safely landed push the throttle down and hold until motors stop 

completely. Download videos and photos to your mobile device through the VISION app. 

Turn off the Intelligent Flight Battery, Range Extender, and Remote Controller. 

Basic Flight Control and Maneuvers We suggest you take time to familiarize yourself with your 

Phantom and practice some basic flight maneuvers. For your convenience, we’ve put 

together a Pilot Training Guide containing basic maneuvers for you to master. 

Post-Flight Debrief After each flight, and before your next flight, always inspect the Phantom for 

any damage. 

Maintenance & Battery Safety Do not open or attempt to repair the Phantom by yourself as doing 

so may cause damage to the Phantom or cause injury. If the Phantom is not operating 

normally or has come into contact with liquid, contact a DJI authorized dealer or DJI 

customer service. Learn more at www.dji.com/support Never disassemble, pinch, crush, 

burn, drop or thread on the DJI Intelligent Flight Battery. Never short or allow the metal 

contacts on the battery terminal to touch. Do not expose batteries to extreme temperatures. 

Always use the DJI approved charger to charge the battery. Keep the DJI battery away from 

children and store it in a cool, dry place. 

Flying Tips 

• No DIY (Do It Yourself) or personal modifications are recommended to the Phantom 3 Pro. 

• Do the compass calibration and always ensure the home point has been recorded before flying. 
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• Stay focused while flying; alternate your eyes between the Phantom and on the smartphone 

screen. 

• Be aware of the flight parameters. Monitor battery telemetry closely. For more information, visit 

DJI online: www.dji.com Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DJIGlobal Follow us 

on Twitter: www.twitter.com/DJIGlobal Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: 

www.youtube.com/dji 

CHROMA W/4K C-G03, ST-10

Chroma Spec Sheet

Motor to Motor Distance: 15.7 in (400mm)

Rotor Type: Quadcopter

Prop Diameter: 10.2 in (260mm)

Approximate Flight Time: 30 minutes

Battery: 11.1V 3S 5400mAh Li-Po

Height: 9.50 in (242mm)

Weight: 45.9 oz (1.3 kg)

Motor Type: 4 × 780Kv Brushless Outrunner

Control Link: 2.4GHz

Video Link: 5.8GHz

Video Link Range: 1,970 ft (600m)

Satellite Navigation System: GPS, GLONASS

Completion Level: Ready-to-Fly

If you’re looking for an easy way to jump into the exciting world of HD aerial photography, this 

ChromaTM package has everything you need.

Captures smooth, steady aerial video in brilliant 1080p definition.

• No-distortion camera lens eliminates fisheye effect.

• Easy to fly – no experience necessary

• Everything in one box

• 30 minute flight times *

• Advanced SAFE® Plus technology

• Smart Mode for beginner pilots

• AP Mode for experienced pilots

• Autonomous Follow Me and Tracking modes

• Return Home function

• Live video and telemetry info on controller display

• Uses GLONASS and U.S. GPS for greater accuracy and reliability

Camera Specs:

The included CGO2+ combines a high-definition camera and 3-axis stabilization gimbal into a 

single unit that captures steady aerial video and stills in brilliant detail. All camera controls are 

placed within easy reach on the included ST-10+ controller.

Camera features include:
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1080p/60fps video.

16MP photo.

No-distortion lens – eliminates fisheye effect.

Integrated, 3-axis brushless stabilization gimbal.

Adjustable resolution and frame rate.

Streams live video to the ST-10+ controller from as far as 600 meters.

Streams live video to multiple mobile devices within 90-120 meters.

3DR Robotics Solo

The world’s smartest drone is also the easiest to fly. With features like pushbutton flight and 

computer- assisted Smart Shots, Solo makes it easy for anyone to get professional aerial photos and 

video. Solo is powered by two 1 GHz computers for the best and smoothest aerial photography 

experience imaginable, including many world-first technologies and a host of built-in safety and 

support features. And it’s the only all-in-one drone to offer live video streaming in vivid HD from 

your GoPro® directly to your mobile device—at ranges up to half a mile. 

Features - The first drone with a brain, Solo is powered by twin computers Only drone to stream 

live HD video from GoPro® direct to IOS/Android devices Revolutionary, intuitive video gamestyle controller Take to the air in seconds with effortless pushbutton flight Powerful Smart Shot 

technology makes capturing incredible cinematic footage easy and automatic Unique safety features 

like pause and “safety net” mean you can fly with confidence First with in-flight GoPro® access: 

Start/stop recording and adjust camera settings from the ground (with Solo Gimbal) Full-featured 

app for iOS and Android puts total craft control at your fingertips Follow Me mode enables Solo to 

automatically track and film any subject Solo Gimbal (sold separately) delivers smooth footage, 

GoPro® power and control and HDMI video Future-proof accessory and gimbal bays make Solo 

ready for tomorrow’s technology Free software and feature updates ensure your Solo evolves at the 

pace of innovation The smart drone keeps getting smarter: optical flow for super stable indoor 

flight; ballistic parachute system; LED spotlighting and other concepts currently under 

development World-class customer support means we’ve always got your back: live seven-day-aweek phone support from qualified engineers; in-app service tickets; and a 30-day money-back 

guarantee When we made Solo, we set out to create not just the best drone, but the best aerial 

photography experience imaginable. While this meant giving Solo smooth and powerful flight 

dynamics, it also demanded we make a smarter drone, one that could handle the flying so you can 

retake creative control and focus on getting great video. In the end, we know people really just want 

great shots: They want access to professional tools that enable them to get those shots easily and 

consistently, without the need to spend years becoming a professional drone pilot. Solo delivers this 

promise: You get the shot, every time. 

The world’s first smart drone. What makes it smart? Not only does Solo have the world’s most 

advanced Pixhawk 2 autopilot system, but it also runs two 1 GHz computers, one on the copter and 

one in the controller, connected via a powerful dedicated Wi-Fi signal carried by 3DR Link. This 

processing power enables Solo to do amazing things that no personal drone has ever been able to 

do. 

Helpful brain science-y analogy: You can think of these computers as Solo’s “frontal cortex”—the 

most advanced part of the brain. They handle all of Solo’s high-level functions, like Smart Shots, 

HD video transmission and exclusive GoPro control features. The autopilot—traditionally a drone’s 

only nerve center—now works sort of like Solo’s “brain stem,” responsible solely for the basic 

rudiments of flight. By splitting up the work like this, Solo dramatically reduces the likelihood of 
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mechanical failure in flight and opens up a world of possibility for adding advanced capabilities and 

features. 

What are its advanced capabilities? Solo’s intelligence makes it possible for beginners and pros 

alike to capture professional-grade shots from day one. Its powerful and one-of-a-kind computerassisted Smart Shots allow you to set up the exact shot you want, then let Solo execute the shot with 

the precision of a seasoned cinematographer; and with a list of Smart Shots to choose from, the 

perfect shot is always just a few taps away. Solo is also the first all-in-one drone to offer live 

streaming of HD video from your GoPro directly to your mobile device, as well as built-in HDMI 

for live broadcast in HD. 

Cablecam: Lock Solo onto a virtual cable between any two points in space. Now you can freely pan 

and tilt the camera on your known-safe flight path, or let Solo memorize your first and last frames 

and smoothly pan the camera between them for you—all you have to do is tap “play.” Orbit: Solo 

can automatically circle any subject of your choosing, keeping it perfectly framed to capture an 

iconic “wrap-around” shot. Adjust the circle’s radius to get the exact shot you want, even 

midflight. Selfie: With one touch Solo will fly up and away from you, keeping the camera centered 

on you so the scenery around you expands in a dramatic aerial pullout shot. Then Solo will reverse 

that shot as it comes back to you, landing right where it took off. 

Follow: Go completely hands-free! Solo can follow wherever you go, automatically keeping the 

camera on you to capture your every move. 

Any other cool features? A new ergonomic controller built specifically for aerial photography. Its 

video game-style design breaks from the clunky and complicated RC tradition, so it feels familiar to 

even new pilots. And in keeping with the video game theme, we even gave the controller a pause 

button—an airbrake you can hit at any time to stop Solo midflight. A full-featured mobile app for 

both iOS and Android. Choose between a live view from the camera or a satellite view of your 

selected shot, control your GoPro, and even change how the controller responds to commands. Add 

the Solo Gimbal and get stabilized cinematic video; full access to GoPro controls; stream HD video 

to your mobile device; even power your GoPro while you fly. Solo is built to evolve: gimbal bay, 

accessory bay and swappable motor pods for easily integrating new technology and features as 

they’re invented. Your Solo won’t be obsolete in a year. What “new technology”? Everything from 

new flight modes and features to first-party accessories, third- party accessories, and new gimbals 

and accessories. 

I’ve never flown a drone. Solo’s computers make flying easy for beginners and pros alike. Smooth 

and powerful satellite-guided flight ensures Solo’s position is always accurate, and Smart Shot 

modes keep Solo locked onto predetermined flight paths. It’s also got that great new video gamestyle controller for a feel that’s reassuring to any user. Plus the controller features one-button flight 

controls: Take off, land and return home automatically. And if you panic, don’t worry: There’s the 

pause button. 

Can it carry a GoPro? Solo is built to maximize the GoPro experience. We work closely with GoPro 

in order to give you the best aerial photography experience imaginable. Together we came up with 

the world’s first gimbal that offers direct in-flight access to the GoPro controls: With just a click of 

a button on the controller, you can now start and stop recording and snap the exact photos you want 

during your flight—or change the GoPro settings from within our mobile app. Additionally, Solo is 

the world’s first drone that offers plug- and-play live streaming HD video from your GoPro directly 

to your mobile device. Solo even comes with The Frame from GoPro, pre-installed with vibration 
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isolation, so you can get a beautiful HD video stream hassle-free, right out of the box. 

I’m worried about flyaways. I’ve read a bunch of these stories online, and they never end 

well. Even though we’ve spent all of our efforts ensuring every Solo owner has the best possible 

user experience, we have to acknowledge that these things could happen. But don’t worry: Because 

Solo has built-in computers it can constantly monitor your flight. If you crash or lose connection, 

the app will prompt you to instantly create a service ticket, which you can submit instantly through 

your mobile device’s internet connection, wherever you’re flying. If the flight log shows that a 

system malfunction caused the loss of your copter—the dreaded “flyaway”—3DR will replace the 

copter and the gimbal if one was installed, and we’ll even give you credit to buy a new GoPro. 

We back this all up with a 30-day money-back guarantee. We take your satisfaction with our 

products really, really seriously. 

Specs: Cameras: Compatible with GoPro® HERO3, 3+ and 4; optimized for HERO3+ and 4 

Streaming video quality: 720p Flight time: 25 minutes; 20 minutes with payload* Range: .5 miles** 

(.8 km) Max speed: 55 mph (89 km/h) Max ascent speed: 10 m/s in stabilize mode; “fly” mode spec 

forthcoming Max descent speed: ditto Max payload: 420 g Max altitude: 400 ft. per FAA 

regulation, user adjustable (122 m) Motors: 880 kV Propellers: 10′′ diameter 4.5′′ pitch selftightening (24 cm diameter 144 cm pitch) Autopilot: Pixhawk 2 Software: 

APM:Copter Communication: 3DR Link secure Wi-Fi network Frequency: 2.4 GHz Weight: 3.3 

lbs. (1.5 kg) / 3.9 lbs. (1.8 kg) with GoPro® and Solo Gimbal Dimensions: 10 in. tall (25 cm), 18 in. 

(46 cm) motor-to-motor Flight battery: Lithium polymer 5200 mAh 14.8 Vdc Battery charge time: 

~1.5 hours Controller battery: 2600 mAh 7.2 Vdc rechargeable lithium ion App requirements: iOS 

8.0 or later / Android 4.3 or later 

*Flight time varies with payload, wind conditions, elevation, temperature, and humidity, flying style 

and pilot skill. Listed flight time applies to elevations less than 2,000 ft. above sea level. 

**Depending on environmental conditions. 

Solo Smart Battery: Rechargeable lithium polymer (Li-Po) 5200 mAh 14.8 Vdc Weight: 1 lb. (.5 

kg) 

Solo Gimbal: Three-axis stabilization 

Compatible with 3DR Solo and GoPro HERO3+ and HERO4 HDMI video output Wireless 

software upgrade through Solo Controllable range: 0° to -90° pitch 

3DR Robotics Solo (http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo/)

Preflight Checklist 

Use this checklist as a guide to prepare Solo for flight. Since it is easier to troubleshoot issues at 

home as opposed to out in the field, we recommend performing a handful of checks at home first. 

If you have an equipment concern and can’t find the solution you are looking for in the Solo 

Knowledge Base (http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo/), contact support here 

(http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo/) before flying. 

Before leaving home, check... 
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1 Battery charges Check that the flight battery (http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo- charging-battery/), 

controller battery (http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo-charging-controller/), and your mobile 

device are charged up and ready to go. If you plan on using your GoPro®, make sure its 

battery is fully charged as well. 

2 Flight equipmentCheck for damaged or loose components. 

Carefully inspect each propeller for damage. Propellers should be discarded and replaced if bent or 

chipped. 

3 Filming and streaming equipment 

If you plan on using your GoPro® with Solo, attach your GoPro® (http://3drobotics.com/kb/attachcamera-solo/) and establish a live feed (http://3drobotics.com/kb/viewing-solo-video/) through the 

Solo App to make sure everything is communicating properly. Now is a good time to also make 

sure your MiniSD card is cleared of old footage so you have enough memory to record your 

upcoming flight. 

GoPro® and MicroSD Card — Optional for flight 

4 Packing up 

Now that you have made sure everything is in good-working order, very carefully pack all your 

items in your Solo carrying case. Make sure each item is snug and secure... it would be a shame to 

make it to the field to find something has broken during transportation. 

In the field, check your flying location for... 
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1 People 

Whether you are a veteran pilot or new to flying, never fly around people! Unforeseen flight 

hazards can occur at any time and you are ultimately responsible for the safety of yourself and 

others. 

2 Inclement weather 

Solo is not designed for harsh weather conditions. If it is windy, snowing, raining etc. pack up and 

wait for calmer skies. 

3 Surrounding airportsStay at least 5 miles away from surrounding airports. 

4 Interfering Wi-Fi networks

Stay clear of crowded Wi-Fi environments. If you are in an area withmany different Wi-Fi networks 

your connection to Solo will not be as reliable. Also, things like telephone poles and cell towers will 

cause Wi-Fi interference so make sure that you are clear of these as well. 

Setting up to fly, final checks... 1 Propellers 

Check that the propellers are correctly attached (http://3drobotics.com/kb/solo-attaching-propellers/) 

and spin smoothly without obstruction when turned. Once again, check the propellers to be sure 

they are not bent or chipped as damage can occur during travel. 
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2 Antenna configuration 

Antennas are down and away from the controller so they are approximately perpendicular with Solo 

in flight. Tilt each antenna out and away from one another at a 20° angle. 

3 GoPro® configuration (optional) Before attaching your GoPro® 

(http://3drobotics.com/kb/attach- camera-solo/) to Solo, make sure to insert your MiniSD 

card and check that you’ve set the recommended GoPro® settings. Once you’ve attached the 

camera, establish a live feed (http://3drobotics.com/kb/viewing-solo-video/) make sure the 

Solo App is registering the GoPro® feed. Double-check your GoPro®’s Wi-Fi is disabled 

before taking flight. Failure to do so may lead to unexpected behavior. 

4 Level takeoff surface For a smooth takeoff Solo requires a flat and solid surface to launch from. 

5 Safe takeoff/landing area Make sure Solo has 20 ft. of space in each direction to takeoff and land 

from. Depending on the GPS strength of your location, Solo’s Return Home feature may 

require a little extra room. 

6 Return Home accuracy 

Since GPS strength can vary from location to location, the exactlanding point of a Return Home call 

can differ slightly from the original launch point. Just so you know where exactly where Solo will 

land in the future, take off with Solo, fly out a small distance, and test the Return Home feature to 

see where Solo has pinpointed to land. 

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Yuneec Q500 Aircraft specs
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GENERAL -

TYPHOON Q500+ 

Height: 210mm (8.3 in) Length (without rotor blades): 420mm (16.5 in) Width (without rotor 

blades): 420mm (16.5 in) Diameter (without rotor blades): 565mm (22.2 in) Propeller/Rotor Blade 

Diameter: 330mm (13.0 in) Weight (without battery and payload): 1130g (40.0 oz) Takeoff Weight 

(with battery and CGO2+): 1700g (60.0 oz) Battery: 5400mAh 3S 11.1V LiPo (included) Charger: 

DC 3S 11.1V LiPo balancing and AC adapter (included) Transmitter: ST10+ 10-channel 2.4GHz 

with 5.8GHz video link (included) Flight Time: 20-25 minutes

NOTICE AND WARNING –

IMPORTANT NOTE: All safety precautions and warnings, instructions, warranties and other 

collateral information is subject to change at the sole discretion of Yuneec. For the most up-to-date 

information please visit the corresponding product page at www.Yuneec.com or contact the nearest 

Yuneec office or authorized distributor. 

The following special language terms are used throughout the product literature to indicate various 

levels of potential harm when operating this product:

• NOTICE: Procedures, which if not properly followed, create a possibility of property 

damage and/or little to no possibility of injury. 

• CAUTION: Procedures, which if not properly followed, create the probability of property 

damage and/or a possibility of serious injury. 

• WARNING: Procedures, which if not properly followed, create the probability of property 

damage, collateral damage and/or serious injury or create a high probability of superficial 

injury. 

• WARNING: Read the ENTIRE quick start guide and instruction manual to become familiar 

with the features of the product before operating. Failure to operate the product correctly can 

result in damage to the product, property and/or cause serious injury. 

• WARNING: This is a sophisticated consumer product. It must be operated with caution and 

common sense, and requires some basic mechanical ability. Failure to operate this product in 

a safe and responsible manner could result in damage to the product, property and/or cause 
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serious injury. This product is not intended for use by children without direct adult 

supervision. Do not use with incompatible components or alter this product in any way 

outside of the instructions provided by Yuneec. The quick start guide and instruction manual 

contain instructions for safety, operation and maintenance. It is essential to read and follow 

all the instructions and warnings prior to assembly, setup and/or use in order to operate the 

product correctly and avoid damage or serious injury. 

AGE RECOMMENDATION: NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS. THIS IS NOT A 

TOY. 

• WARNING: Failure to use this product in the intended manner as described in the quick 

start guide and instruction manual can result in damage to the product, property and/or cause 

serious injury. A Radio Controlled (RC) multirotor aircraft, APV platform, drone, etc. is not 

a toy! If misused it can cause serious bodily harm and damage to property. 

• WARNING: As the user of this product you are solely and wholly responsible for operating 

it in a manner that does not endanger yourself and others or result in damage to the product 

or the property of others. • Keep your hands, face and other parts of your body away from 

the spinning propellers/rotor blades and other moving parts at all times. Keep items that 

could impact or become entangled away from the propellers/rotor blades including debris, 

parts, tools, loose clothing, etc. 

• Always operate your aircraft in open areas that are free from people, vehicles and other 

obstructions. Never fly near or above crowds, airports or buildings. • To ensure proper 

operation and safe flight performance never attempt to operate your aircraft nearby 

buildings or other obstructions that do not offer a clear view of the sky and can restrict 

GPS reception. 

• Do not attempt to operate your aircraft in areas with potential magnetic and/or radio 

interference including areas nearby broadcast towers, power transmission stations, high 

voltage power lines, etc. • Always keep a safe distance in all directions around your 

aircraft to avoid collisions and/or injury. This aircraft is controlled by a radio signal 

subject to interference from many sources outside your control. Interference can cause 

momentary loss of control. 

• To ensure proper and safe operation of the automatic landing function in Home Mode 

you must start the motors with the aircraft in a position that has at least 10 feet 

(approximately 3 meters) of clear and open space around it and achieve a proper GPS 

lock. • Do not attempt to operate your aircraft with any worn and/or damaged 

components, parts, etc. (including, but not limited to, damaged propellers/rotor blades, 

old batteries, etc.). 

• Never operate your aircraft in poor or severe weather conditions including heavy 

winds, precipitation, lightning, etc. 

• Always operate your aircraft starting with a fully charged battery. Always land as soon 

as possible after the first level low voltage battery warning or land immediately after the 

second level low voltage battery warning (as indicated by the vibrations and audible 

alerts from the transmitter/personal ground station). • Always operate your aircraft when 

the voltage of the battery in the transmitter/personal ground station is in a safe range (as 

indicated by the battery charge status icon on the screen of the transmitter/personal 

ground station). 

• Always keep the aircraft in clear line of sight and under control, and keep the 

transmitter/personal ground station powered on while the aircraft is powered on. • 

Always move the throttle control stick down fully and turn off the motors in the event 
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the propellers/rotor blades come into contact with any objects. • Always allow 

components and parts to cool after use before touching them and flying again. 

• Always remove batteries after use and store/transport them per the corresponding 

guidelines. 

• Avoid water exposure to all electronic components, parts, etc. not specifically designed 

and protected for use in water. Moisture causes damage to electronic components and 

parts. 

• Never place any portion of the aircraft or any related accessories, components or parts 

in your mouth as doing so could cause serious injury or even death. 

• Always keep chemicals, small parts and electronic components out of the reach of 

children. 

• Carefully follow the instructions and warnings included with this aircraft and any 

related accessories, components or parts (including, but not limited to, chargers, 

rechargeable batteries, etc.). 

CAUTION: The electronic speed controls (ESCs) installed in TYPHOON are not compatible with 

any other product, and TYPHOON is not compatible with any other ESCs. Use of any other ESCs 

in TYPHOON will cause a crash, which may result in damage to the product, property and/or cause 

serious injury. 

Certification Information:

FCC Statement: 

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Part 15 of the FCC rules. 

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a 

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, 

if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to 

radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a 

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television 

reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to 

try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment 

and receiver. 

• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is 

connected. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the 

following two conditions: 

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and 

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

 cause undesired operation. 

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital 

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable 

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses 

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the 

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no 

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause 

harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the 

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the 

following measures: 
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—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and 

receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the 

receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for 

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 

This product contains a radio transmitter with wireless technology which has been tested and found 

to be compliant with the applicable regulations govern- ing a radio transmitter in the 2.400GHz to 

2.4835GHz frequency range. 

Antenna Separation Distance: 

Maintain a separation distance of at least 2 in (50mm) between your body (not including your 

fingers, hands and wrists) and the antennas to meet the RF exposure safety requirements determined 

by FCC regulations. 

RF Exposure Warning 

This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the 

antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 

cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna 

or transmit- ter. End-users and installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions and 

transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.