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Disclaimers & Warnings

Please read this section carefully before using 

your Kaiser Baas Alpha Pro Drone. By operating 

this product, you hereby agree to these 

disclaimers and signify that you have read and 

understood the warnings and conditions fully.
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR 

PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF 14.
Always observe the safe flying instructions within 

this User Guide, as well as the guidelines and 

regulations of your local aviation authorities. 

Above all, maintain a safe distance from people 

and property when operating your Alpha Pro 

Drone – a safe distance of 10m is recommended.
Kaiser Baas accepts no liability for damage(s) or 

injuries incurred directly or indirectly from the use 

of this product, including but not limited to the 

following conditions:

• Failure to follow the full instructions and 

cautions in the User Guide, pertaining to 

correct assembly and safe operation. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by erratic 

operation or poor piloting decisions. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by mechanical 

failures as a result of neglect, including the 

erosion and aging of product components. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by the Drone 

being flown in the following conditions: 

• Unfavourable lighting; where the Pilot’s ability 

to see the Drone clearly is diminished. 

• Inclement weather; moderate to high winds, 

rain, snow or hail. 

• Flying near electrical hazards, such as power 

lines or towers. 

• Flying in or near fire, floods, tsunamis, ice, 

avalanche, landslide, earthquake, etc. 

• Damage(s) or injuries incurred due to users 

under the influence of drugs or alcohol, 

suffering dizziness, fatigue, nausea and any 

other condition; physical or mental that could 

impair the Pilot’s ability to fly responsibly and 

within the boundaries of the law. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by malfunctions 

or “hacks”, refits or the replacement of original 

components with non-Kaiser Baas provided 

accessories and/or parts. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by the misuse or 

incorrect operation of the battery, protection 

circuits, Remote Control Transmitter or Battery 

Charger. 

 • Damage(s) or injuries caused by flying the 

Drone in abnormal conditions and allowing 

external substances to come into contact with 

the Drone e.g. water, oil, soil, sand or any other 

material that could enter the Drone and its 

internal compartments, including the battery. 

• Damage(s) or injuries caused by flying in areas 

such as those with: magnetic interference, 

radio interference, government regulated no-fly 

zones or airports. 

• Any other losses that are not covered by the 

scope of Kaiser Baas liability. 

Kaiser Baas reserves the right to make changes 

to this User Guide if required. Please check the 

Kaiser Baas website for the most up to date 

version of this guide: www.kaiserbaas.com/

support
The information within this manual is subject 

to change without notice.
Safety Warnings & Operating Guidelines
Even though the Alpha Pro Drone may look 

small and light, there are important safety 

considerations to bear in mind when operating 

this device. Always observe the following 

guidelines:

DO NOT fly the Drone within 10m of people 

anywhere. Consider your personal liability 

when you choose to operate your Drone.
DO NOT attempt to handle or catch the Drone 

while it is in operation.
DO NOT attempt to handle the Drone while the 

Rotor Blades are still spinning.
DO NOT allow others to approach the Drone 

while it is in operation and the Rotor Blades 

are in motion.
Always make sure that you have completely 

“disarmed” the Drone before handling.
Always maintain Visual Line-of-Sight (VLOS) 

with the Drone.
Always fly between official sunrise and official 

sunset, local time.
Never engage in careless or reckless 

manoeuvres. Consider the impact that reckless 

behaviour might have on other Drone enthusiasts 

and future Pilots.
Never operate your Drone when intoxicated or 

when you are incapacitated in any other way.
Always follow your local aviation authority’s 

guidelines.

Summary of Contents for Alpha Pro Drone

Page 1: ...1 Alpha Pro Complete User Guide Alpha Pro Drone ...

Page 2: ...y Warnings and Operating Guidelines Alpha Pro Drone Features Included Equipment Your Drone Remote Control Transmitter Battery Guide Battery Charging Setup Installation Drone Remote Control Transmitter Pairing 03 04 05 06 07 09 11 13 14 16 17 20 21 23 24 25 25 27 29 31 Contents Drone Calibration Pre flight Checklist Flight Operation Guide Flight Modes 360 Flip Return Mode Headless Mode FAQ Specific...

Page 3: ...er Baas provided accessories and or parts Damage s or injuries caused by the misuse or incorrect operation of the battery protection circuits Remote Control Transmitter or Battery Charger Damage s or injuries caused by flying the Drone in abnormal conditions and allowing external substances to come into contact with the Drone e g water oil soil sand or any other material that could enter the Drone...

Page 4: ...ty operating and controls of the Alpha Pro Drone first Give yourself time to become accustomed to the feel of the Drone and effect of the controls The Alpha Pro Drone can be used with its camera controlled by the Remote Control Transmitter Key Features Altitude Hold 720p HD Video Photo Camera Cartridge Battery System One Key Takeoff Landing One Key Return Function Headless Mode 360 Flips Adjustabl...

Page 5: ...7 8 Your Drone Rotor Blade Power Button Camera Battery Module Motor Landing Gear Rotor Blade Guards A D B E C F G A C D E F G B ...

Page 6: ...360 Flip Push Down Headless Mode Pitch Backward Trim Pitch Forward Trim Roll Left Trim Roll Right Trim Pitch Roll Right Stick Power LED Indicator One Key Launch Auto Land Speed Mode Switch Push Down Photo Video Button Start Stop Motors A I E M B J F N C K G O D L H P D G C L H M B I F J A E K N P O ...

Page 7: ...ctions place the bloated battery in a bucket filled with salt water 200 grams salt to 1 Litre water and leave the battery in the solution for three days You may now dispose of the battery through your local recycling centre Never use your battery after conducting the discard process If the battery has a high surface temperature leave it to cool before you try to re charge it Always ensure the batt...

Page 8: ...ill impact the health and future flight time of your Drone Note If using a wall charger ensure that it is a certified product for your region AC Input 100 240VAC 50 60Hz DC Output 5VDC 0 5A 1A Only use a USB charger with suitable approval and certification Do not charge in conditions outside Setup Installation Battery Assembly Insert the Battery Module into the rear empty slot of the Drone The Bat...

Page 9: ...your Remote Control then follow these steps in order 1 Turn on your Drone by holding the power button for 1 5 seconds 2 The Drone lights will flash indicating it is ready to pair to a Remote Control Transmitter 3 Turn on the Remote Control Transmitter 4 Using the Left Throttle Yaw Stick move it to the maximum UP position and return it back to the zero position You must complete this process within...

Page 10: ...e direction Calibration 1 Place the Drone on level ground facing the same direction as the pilot 2 Push the Left Throttle Yaw Stick and the Right Pitch Roll Stick to the bottom left and hold for 2 seconds until you see the LED indicator lights on the drone start to flash rapidly 3 Release the sticks and wait for the drone LEDs to stop flashing 4 The Drone LEDs will stop flashing indicating that th...

Page 11: ...fety is YOUR responsibility DO NOT FLY near airports controlled airspace Ensure that you are at least 5 5kms from any airfield and you are adhering to any regulations and laws laid out by your local aviation authority Remember checking your distance to these areas is YOUR responsibility 1 Never fly your Drone near large crowds or above unwilling spectators 2 Make sure that you have the full permis...

Page 12: ...y The Alpha Pro Drone features Auto Hover releasing the Throttle Yaw stick will keep the drone at the same altitude Pushing the Throttle Yaw Left Stick UP or DOWN will ascend or descend the Drone respectively To Land Simply reduce throttle whilst the Drone is in flight and allow it do descend gently The Drone will then descend to the ground and idle Left Stick The Left Stick is known as the Thrott...

Page 13: ...Speed Mode Button Each mode is indicated by an increasing series of beeps Mode 1 Beginner Mode This is the default operating mode that the Alpha Pro Drone initialises in Please ensure that you use this mode in a large open space with no obstacles The sensitivity is very low and is suitable for beginner pilots It is less responsive and more forgiving Mode 2 Intermediate Mode To enable this mode pre...

Page 14: ...e pilot operator and you calibrate the drone using the following steps Calibration 1 Push the Left Throttle Yaw Stick and the Right Pitch Roll Stick to the bottom left and hold for 2 seconds until you see the LED indicator lights on the drone start to flash rapidly Tip Headless Mode can be turned on while in flight Return Mode Return Mode is a simple function that puts the Alpha Pro Drone into rev...

Page 15: ... s Rotor Blades spin but the Drone does not take off a Insufficient Battery Power If the Drone LEDs are flashing and the Drone Rotor blades are spinning without any lift recharge the Drone battery b The Rotor Blades are distorted Replace them with only official Kaiser Baas replacement blades 3 Why is the Drone is shaking and not stable in flight a Please check to ensure the Rotor Blades are not da...

Page 16: ... Working temperature 0 to 40 Size Dimensions 330 x 330 x 68 mm Stabilisation 6 Axis Gyro Channels 4 Channel Operating Frequency 2 4 GHZ Bandwidth 2446 2481MHZ Band Numbers 160 Power 10 db Mode GFSK Channel Resolution 1mHz Weight 154 3g Input Power 3 7V Size Dimensions 221 x 120 x 50mm Operating Range 80m No FPV Battery 4x AAA batteries Video Resolution 1280 x 720 Sensor CMOS Storage SD Card PRODUC...

Page 17: ...31 32 Got a question about your Kaiser Baas Drone Live Chat www kaiserbaas com support Email helpdesk kaiserbaas com For further information please visit www kaiserbaas com Kaiser Baas Support ...

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