Lift off and relish the delights of new heights with the H-43 Flyer helicopter drone. With the Wi-Fi camera, you can see things from a new perspective. Save photos and videos of your flights to share the tales of adventure with friends and family.
FEATURES
6-axis gyroscope for stable hovering and flying
3 speeds: low, medium, high
0.3MP WiFi camera with 480x640 resolution
2.4GHz remote control
3-channel direction control
Calibration trim control
Emergency stop
Altitude hold
Free app for first-person viewing, capturing video and photos, on screen info, and more
Stream live video to your smartphone or VR goggles
Smartphone control
LED navigation lights
Control distance: up to 65 feet
DC battery power: removable, rechargeable lithium polymer battery
VR Mode splits the phone’s screen for use in a VR headset. Press the 3D button on the screen to turn this feature ON or OFF. Use VR Mode to give a friend a fully immersive, point of-view flying adventure.
NOTE:
On screen flight controls are locked out in VR Mode. You must have the regular remote connected to fly the craft.
We do not recommend flying the craft while wearing a headset. The craft’s camera has a limited forward view, and the headset will completely obscure the user’s peripheral vision and situational awareness. Pilots assume all risk and are responsible for any damage caused by improper use.
Is there a Pre-Flight Checklist?
The craft’s battery must be charged before it can be flown. Before charging, be sure the craft and remote control are powered OFF to avoid risk of injury or damage. Connect the charging cable (included) to the USB port of a powered-ON computer or USB power adapter (not included), then connect the charging plug to the unit. Be sure to correctly match the plug to the charging port or damage may occur. Charge fully before use for maximum performance and flight time. Charging time is approximately 50-70 min. It is recommended to only fly in large, open spaces that are free of obstacles like power lines, trees, ceiling fans, etc.
When flying indoors, avoid walls and ceilings, as the craft will be drawn towards them if closer than 2-3 feet.
Stand behind the craft when first taking off, so that you and the craft are facing the same “forward” direction. This will help with orientation when the craft is airborne.
Remember: the blue LED navigation lights indicate the front of the craft.
Novice pilots should move the controls slowly and deliberately to get used to the craft’s flying characteristics. Try using one control at a time.
Practice basic flight operations like take off, hovering, and landing.
If you crash, power down the engines IMMEDIATELY to reduce the chance of damage or injury.
If anything obstructs the propellers for any reason, throttle down IMMEDIATELY and safely clear the obstruction. Check for possible damage before flying again.
