Main characteristics • Four-axis structure is applied,which makes the quadcopter more flexible and rapid when flying.lt has the characteristics of wind-resistant and can be flied indoor or outdoor. • Built-in 6 axis gyroscope for precise hovering in the sky. • Modular design structure is applied, more simple for assembly and convenient for maintenance. • With 360°3D i nversion function and throwing flight function . • Newly-increased headless function can recall the aircraft easily. The materials and specification mentioned in this instruction manual or the parts inside this package is for reference only.Our company won't be responsible for any adaption of the outer package.Nor shall we keep our customers informed in advance.Any information updates or changes,please be subject to our website . -1-

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Safety Regulations 1. To avoid accidents, please put smaller parts where children can't reach them. 2. This aircraft is powerful. Therefore, when flying for the first time, push remote control's joysticks slowly in all directions, avoiding damage from collisions caused by rapidly moving aircraft. 3. After flying, turn off remote control's power supply, and then the aircraft power. 4. To prevent dangerous chemical leaks or fumes, never put any battery in a high-temperature place or fire. 5. When the aircraft flies, it should maintain 2-3 meters from the user or others, to avoid injury from crashing into others' head, face or body. 6. When children operate the aircraft, they should be accompanied and guided by an adult. Ensure that the aircraft is controlled within the range of operator's (or instructor's) visibility to assure safety and full control. 7. When installing or changing Controller batteries, pay attention to the polarity. Don't use a mixture of old and new batteries or batteries of different types. 8. When it isn't used, turn off remote control unit and aircraft. If these are not to be used for an extended period remove all batteries. 9. Do not allow the quad battery or the battery charger terminals to be short circuited.

Maintenance 1. 2. 3. 4.

Use clean soft cloth to clean this product frequently. Avoid from exposure or heating in the sun. Don't put the toy in the water. Otherwise, it'll damage electronic parts. Please check the plug and other accessories at regular intervals. If there is any damage, please stop using it immediately until it is repaired completely

Package Contents

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Get to know your transmitter Introduction of transmitter:

Installation methods of battery: Open back battery cover of remote control, and put 4 No.5 alkaline batteries in place correctly, according to battery box's pole indication (battery should be available separately).

1.Install batteries with correct polarity. 2.Do not mix old and new batteries. 3.Do not mix different types of batteries.

Remote control keypad and LCD

Flip

01. Mode1: Sideward Fine Tuning. ** Mode2: Left/Right Turn Fine Tuning. ** 02. Forward/Backward fine-tuning ** 03. Mode1: Turn Left/Right fine-tuning ** Mode2: Sideward Fine Tuning. ** 04. Forward thrust ** 05. Backward thrust ** 06. Right sideward thrust ** 07. Left sideward thrust ** 08. Left Turn thrust. Indicator will be higher, the faster the quad is commanded to turn Left. ** Controller Power-on defaults to Center setting. -3-

Remote Controller

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Flip

09. Right Turn thrust. Indicator will be higher, the faster the quad is commanded to turn Right. 10. High/Low speed Indicator. Tap button "A" to switch between high speed (H) "performance" mode, or low speed (L) "beginner" mode. 11. Controller Battery voltage indicator. 12. Current Controll Mode. (Note: This Controller's Mode1 is normally called "Mode2" in the RC industry.)

13. Radio Signal Strength received from quad.

Prop Safety Guard Installation NOTE: Quad performance is enhanced without guards. Fig 1

1. Pull out ornamental parts as shown in Figure (1).

Fig 2

2. Back out screws in anti-clockwise direction as shown in Figure (2).

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Fig 4

3. Press down ornamental parts as shown in Figure (3) and insert guard circle into fuselage interface.

4. Rotate and twist screws in clockwise direction as Shown in Figure (4).

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Installation steps of aircraft's foot stands

Figure (1)

Figure (2)

1. Insert foot stands into interface of lower main body as shown in Figure (1).

2. Rotate and twist screws in clockwise direction as shown in Figure (2).

1. Open camera hanger and push camera into the hanger. 2. After putting high-definition camera into camera hanger, fasten the lock catch on the side of the camera hanger. 3. Insert power cable plug for high-definition camera into the socket on the camera. 4. Attach the high-definition camera to the Quad by sliding its hanger shoe into the attachment tabs on the bottom of aircraft. 5. Insert the power cable from the camera into the connector on the bottom of the Quad.

1. Pull out the power cable from the high-definition camera to the connector on the bottom of aircraft. 2. Open camera hanger clasp, and pull camera out of the hanger. 3. Disconnect the power cable from the camera. 4. Open camera hanger lock catch and remove camera. -5-

Taking Photos/Video Aerial photo functions: Connecting Camera 1. Insert the cable plug from high-definition camera into mating socket on aircraft. 2. Turn on the aircraft power switch. When the blinking red lamp on the highdefinition camera turns green, it means the camera is working and in standby mode. If both the red and green lights are not lit, it means the camera cannot connect to the SD memory card. If the red light keeps blinking, the memory card is full, and it needs to emptied.

To take PHOTO: Tap transmitter button "C" UP (by left control stick).

C

The transmitter will beep and the Camera will take a photo and the GREEN indicator on the camera will flash RED one time and return to solid GREEN. To take VIDEO: Tap transmitter button "C" DOWN.

C

The transmitter will beep and the Camera will start taking video and the GREEN indicator on the camera will change to RED and keep flashing. To STOP Video: Tap button "C" DOWN again. The transmitter will beep to indicate video is stopped and the camera indicator will stop flashing RED and turn solid GREEN again. The camera has two modes of high definition (1080P) for 8MB images, and (720P) for 3.5MB images. The mode is selected by a switch on the camera beside the SD card slot. For clear images ensure the surface of high-definition lens is clean. If there is dirt or fingerprints, wipe the lens clean with a microfiber cloth. The recording video format of this HD camera is MOV format. To view video, use a player that supports the MOV format.

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I The transmitter has two operational Modes. NOTE: The mode setting changes the location of the control stick where the roll (left/right) and yaw (rotation) are located. To change Mode, Hold button B to the right while turning on Controller's power switch.

B

Mode 1: left stick = elevation & yaw (rotation); right stick = pitch (forward/reverse) & roll (left/right) Mode 2: left stick = elevation/ roll (left/right); right stick = pitch/ yaw (rotation) To change (toggle) Modes, push button B to right then turn on the transmitter power. NOTE: Mode 1 and 2, as used for the X8G, are different from "standard" RC conventions. The X8G mode definitions result in Mode1 being the same as the industry "standard" Mode 2 and Mode2 is what is normally called "Mode 4" in the industry. If you are an experienced user and don't realize the above, you will have some very confused initial flights if you try to operate the X8G in what you think are industry normal Mode settings!

(Normally called "Mode2" in the RC industry.)

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MOD

(Normally called "Mode4" in the RC industry.)

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1. Open battery cover, and connect battery connector to mating plug on aircraft.

2. Insert battery into the fuselage, and close battery cover.

3. Push the Controller ON/OFF power switch up to turn it on, and then turn on the power switch on the bottom of the aircraft.

4. Push the left throttle lever to the highest position, hold it there for several seconds and then pull it back to the lowest position. The transmitter will sound a long Beep to show that the quadcopter has established a radio link and a "forward" direction and has entered into the pre-fly state.

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2. Over-Current Protection In the event that a prop blade's rotation gets blocked, automatic over current protection protects the motor and battery from excessive current flow. 3. Gyro Horizon Correction Place the quadcopter on a horizontal surface, to calibrate its horizontal plane recognition, then push both transmitter left and right control levers to lowest right corner for about 2-3 seconds. The Quad indicates a successful reset by flashing its indicator LEDs for 2-3 seconds, then changing back to normal. 4. Loops and Flips After you are familiar with the basic operation, you can do some awesome and exciting tricks and stunts! First, fly the aircraft to a height of more than 3 meters, then press the 3D Eversion switch on the right rear side of the transmitter, and tap the transmitter right control stick (in any direction) to make a 360° flip. TIP: Eversions work better when full motor power is available from a fully charged battery. 5. Headless Flying If the Quad has not been turned on, start it up and initialize the communications link and define the "Forward" direction as described in the previous page. ("Ready to Fly Your Quadcopter" ). The Quad's default mode after the above initialization is "Non-Headless" To switch from "Non-Headless" to "Headless" Mode proceed as follows: 1. After executing a "Forward" definition, the aircraft defaults

to non-headless mode, and the indicator lights on the aircraft will lite in a steady bright state. After pressing down the headless function switch on the top left of the controller for >2 seconds, the remote control will give out a burst of short beeps to confirm it has entered into headless state, and the aircraft LEDs will flash for ~4 seconds. Pressing again for >2 seconds will exit headless mode, and the controller will emit one long beep for confirmation and the aircraft LEDs will be steadly lit. - 10 -

Headless Flying

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In headless mode, the operator has no need to recognize the position of the aircraft's front or rear. One just needs to control the aircraft in accordance with the direction of the remote control's position control stick. That is, if you push the stick right the aircraft will go to your right no matter what direction the front of the Quad is actually facing. Correcting Gyro Forward Direction Error If the aircraft crashes in the headless mode, the direction orientation may need to be calibrated again. To do so, pull remote control's left and right control sticks to the bottom left simultaneously. When indicator light on the aircraft slowly flickers for 3 seconds, it indicates that correction is done. 6. Performance Mode High/Low speed Indicator. To change between high speed (H) "performance" mode, or low speed (L) "beginner" mode Tap the "Performance/Headless" switch. The H or L setting is displayed on the LCD panel beside the Battery level display. (If you hold the switch down for more than 2 seconds it will change the Headless mode state instead of the Performance setting.)

Battery Replacement

1. Turn off aircraft's power supply, and push the switch to "OFF".

2. Open aircraft's 3. Disconnect battery from Quad's power battery cover connector. Insert backward, new battery and connect its plug to Quad's connector. Carefully tuck wiring back into cavity.

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4. After battery replacement, fasten the battery cover again.

Charging Quad Battery

1. Connect Charger to 110-220 VAC power line.

2. Connect Battery to Charger.

1. Plug AC Powerline adapter into AC power source and insert its DC cable into the input socket on top of the Balanced Charger. The charger's red LED will light. 2. Insert three-prong plug of Quad battery into the Charger's DC output socket. The Charger's Green LED will light as the battery is charging, and will turn off when the battery is fully charged. (Charging time can be up to 200 minutes for a fully discharged battery.) Note: If the Green LED does not light it means the battery is fully charged already and there is no need to recharge it. Charging Time: Up to 200 minutes.

Flying time: About 7-10 minutes.

Charging Cautions 1. The Quad battery uses Lithium-Polymer (Li-Po) cells which must be charged with a "Balanced Charger" for both safety and good battery life. Charge Batteries in a dry and ventilated area and keep them far away from heat sources, fire, or sparks. 2. When charging, remove the batteries from the Quad. The charging process should be supervised by an adult so as not to cause an accident. 3. After flying, do not charge the battery if it is still warm. Wait for it to cool down, otherwise charging may cause a swollen battery or even a fire hazard. 4. When batteries have not been used for a long time, or appear to be swollen, replace them. 5. A battery, when not in use for a long time, will naturally lose its charge. Repeated charges/discharges eventually reduce the life of the battery.

Removing Prop Blades

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1. Rotate and back out prop blade cover in counter-clockwise direction as shown in Figure 1. 2. Rotate plastic blade retainer 90° counter-clockwise (Figure 2) until the small shaft pin is aligned with the opening in the side of the retainer. 3. Remove shaft pin and pull blade retainer upward as Figure 3 shows. 4. Pull off fan blade, upward as shown in Figure 4. - 12 -

Installing Prop Blades

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Each propeller may be marked on its underside with either an A1, A2, B1 or B2. The numbers are not important, however the letters are. These letters correspond to the direction in which the propeller is designed to spin. When changing a propeller, always be sure to replace it with another propeller of the same letter.

1. Underneath each motor pod is a letter (A or B) molded into the plastic. Insert a prop blade of the same letter onto motor shaft (Figure 1), and carefully rotate the prop until it aligns with the motor shaft splines, then push the prop down. The flat washer side of the prop should be on the top. 2. Push the plastic blade retainer onto the motor shaft (Figure 2) and rotate it until the motor shaft shaft-pin hole is aligned with the opening of the retainer so the shaft pin can be inserted. 3. Install the shaft-pin all the way and rotate blade retainer ninety degrees in the clockwise direction (Figure 3) to lock it into place. 4. Push prop blade cover onto plastic retainer while twisting in clockwise direction as shown in Figure 4.

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Quad has no response

Sluggish Quad flying response

Cause

1. Quad battery voltage is low. All 1. Charge the Quad's battery. LEDs flash. 2. Change remote control's 2. Remote Control battery voltage battery. is low. Power light will flash. 3. Adjust channels of Remote 3. Remote Control RF channel Control and Quad to match. select and Quad do not match. 1. Remote Control batteries are getting low. 2. A nearby Remote control on the same frequency is interfering.

Quad drifts off location when hovering with centered control stick

Fine Tuning is needed using Controller Trimmer buttons.

In "Headless" mode Quad moves in unexpected direction.

Crash has caused Gyro calibration to be in error.

Transmitter seems to lose range, not battery related.

Solution

Radio default settings have changed resulting in radio signal bar graph blinking.

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1. Replace Controler batteries. 2. Change to flying location with no interference. Perform Fine Tuning Trim corrections as described on pages 8-9. Define "Forward" again as defined on Page 11 (correcting Forward Direction Error) Turn off the remote Controller. Hold the Forward/Back trimming button near the right stick upwards, while turning the Controller back on.

Spare parts Here are accessory parts. Each are marked for purchasing convenience. Specify color when ordering.

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Spare parts

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Breakdown Diagram

Specifications

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There are clockwise props, and counter clockwise ones, and each goes with the clockwise motor and counter clockwise motors respectively. Front left motor and rear right motors turn counter clockwise, the front right and rear left motors run clockwise. Prop and Motor designations must match. A props go on rear right and front left. B props on rear left and front right.

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Appendix

Setup & Trim Summary

Power-Up Sequence (Page 9) • Turn on Controller power • Turn on Drone Power • Push the left throttle lever to the highest position, pause 2 seconds then pull it back to the lowest position. The transmitter will sound a long Beep to indicate the Quad has established a radio link and a "forward" direction and has entered into the pre-fly state. Change Control Stick MODE (Page 7) Change control stick configuration MODE by turning off Controller power (if on) then HOLD button B (under right control stick) to the right and turn ON Controller power. Note the Mode state is displayed on the LCD panel. Change Power Level (Beginner/Expert) (Page 11) To change between high speed (H) "performance" mode, and low speed (L) "beginner" mode Tap the "Performance/Headless" switch. The H or L setting is displayed on the LCD panel beside the Battery level display. (If you hold the switch down for more than 2 seconds it will change the Headless mode state instead of the Performance setting.) Enter/Leave Headless Mode (Page 9) After executing the Power-Up Sequence the aircraft defaults to non-headless mode, and the indicator lights on the aircraft will lite in a steady bright state. After pressing down the headless function switch on the top left of the controller for >2 seconds, the remote control will give out a burst of short beeps to confirm it has entered into headless state, and the aircraft LEDs will flash for ~4 seconds. Pressing again for >2 seconds will exit headless mode, and the controller will emit one long beep for confirmation and the aircraft LEDs will be steadly lit. Gyro Horizon Calibration (Page 10) Place the Quad on a horizontal surface, to calibrate its horizontal plane recognition, then push both transmitter left and right control levers to lowest right corner for about 2-3 seconds. The Quad indicates a successful re-calibration by flashing its indicator LEDs for 2-3 seconds, then changing back to normal. Correcting Gyro Forward Direction Error (Page 11) If the aircraft crashes in the headless mode, the direction orientation may need to be calibrated again. To do so, pull remote control's left and right control sticks to the bottom left simultaneously. When indicator light on the aircraft slowly flickers for 3 seconds, it indicates that correction is done. - 17 -

Appendix Fine Tuning

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Setup & Trim Summary

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Depending on how accurate the Gyro Horizon Calibration was, and the condition of the individual props and motors the Quad may drift off a stable hover position. This can be corrected with the Trim controls. An easy way to find the right corrective trim setting is to hover the Quad, noting which direction it wants to drift, and tapping the trim controls until the Quad is hovering in a stable and steady position. Tap the opposite direction trim button to counteract the drift. That is, if the Quad wants to drift Forward, then tap the Back trim button to offset the undesired forward drift. The following trim process is for the MODE1 Controller setting. Since the MODE2 setting moves the yaw and roll controls to differing Control Sticks, the trim buttons are also moved accordingly. See Pages 8-9 for details.

When the Quad drifts forward/backward, correct it by pressing the Forward/Backward trimmer button down/up. When the Quad drifts to the left/right side, correct it by pressing the right/left trimmer button. When the Quad keeps rotating clockwise/counter-clockwise, correct it by pressing the fine-tuning button (rotation/rudder) right / left.

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