Users Manual

Problem Possible Solutions

Drone won’t

take off.

The drone is too heavy. The maximum weight the drone can lift

is between 65 and 75 grams. The drone with the battery in its

lightest configuration is about 50 grams.

The props are flipped. If the A and B props are on the wrong

motors, they will push down instead of up, preventing the drone

from taking off.

The battery is too low. When the battery is critically low, the drone

will land automatically and will not take off.

Drone flips over

on the ground

when taking off.

Two of the props are not on the correct motors. The A and B props

must be on the correct motors; if two are correct and two are

incorrect, the drone will flip over during takeoff.

Drone flies

erratically or

spins after

taking off.

The motors might not be aligned correctly. If one or more motors

are not aligned in the same plane as the others, the drone will fly

erratically; drift left, right, forward, or backward; or fly in circles

after takeoff. This can also happen if one or more drone arms are

damaged or bent. This will require replacing the damaged drone

arm to fix.

Drone drifts

toward one of

the motors.

This usually indicates that one of the arms of the drone is a

different length than the others. You should ensure all the drone

arms are the same length. This can also happen if one of the drone

motors is damaged and not spinning as fast as the other motors.

The only solution to this is replacing the motor.

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