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3.

 

Remove the gimbal cover at the bottom.  
Attention:  Make  sure  to  do  this  before  turning  on  the  aircraft  in  order  not  to  damage  the 
gimbal motor. 

 

4.

 

Press once and then press and hold the power button until the blue light is on. After hearing 
the notification sound, hold the aircraft’s arms and press the power button 3 times in quick 
succession to deploy the landing gear. 

Summary of Contents for PowerEgg Series

Page 1: ...PowerEgg Drone Quick Guide PEGA E1 0 ...

Page 2: ...utorials 2 Check the battery and charge Prepare the charger Check the battery Charge 3 Prepare the remote controller 4 Prepare the aircraft and App 1 Flight and shooting Gesture based flight and shooting control Standard remote flight and shooting control 2 Flight safety Brief Intro Flight Preparation Flight and Safety ...

Page 3: ...r PowerEgg Maestro simplifies flight operation and gimbal control The 3 axis gimbal camera delivers still images with over 12 million pixels and 4K UHD 360 degree panoramic video recording The PowerEgg s maximum flight speed can reach 50 km h approx 31 mph and its maximum flight time is approximately 23 minutes 1 4K UHD camera on 3 axis gimbal 2 Micro SD card slot 3 Optical positioning sensors and...

Page 4: ...f 2800 mAh It can work continuously for 20 hours Users may check battery percentage by using the light indicator on the controller 1 Mode switch 2 Left joystick 3 Right joystick 4 Custom button 5 Take off land stop landing 6 Status battery indicator 7 Return to Home stop Return to Home 8 Top right button take photos videos 9 Right finger wheel gimbal yaw 10 MicroUSB charging port 11 Port connect t...

Page 5: ...n also adjust gimbal pitch take pictures and record videos by using the controller PowerEgg Maestro controller is powered by a rechargeable battery with a capacity of 1400 mAh It can work continuously for 10 hours Users may check battery percentage by using the light indicator on the controller 1 Status battery indicator 2 Joystick gimbal control 3 Custom button 4 Ascend button 5 Descend button 6 ...

Page 6: ...mission in an ideal environment is 3 1 miles 1 Battery indicator 2 Image transmission signal indicator 3 Power switch 4 Cell phone connection bracket 5 Tablet connection bracket 6 USB port 7 Port connect to remote control 8 MicroUSB charging port For supported devices please refer to the user manual or websites Depending on the local law and environment the transmitting distance in CE zone will be...

Page 7: ...ur product specifications Flight preparation Please download Vision App and watch PowerEgg tutorial videos Please scan the QR code or download Vision App from the Apple App Store or Google Play Watch video tutorials in Vision or on our official website ...

Page 8: ...k the battery indicator 30 or more 10 30 less than 10 Turn on the power Check the battery indicator Each light indicates 25 battery Press the battery button the number of lights indicates the remaining battery level Aircraft battery Standard controller ...

Page 9: ...Check the battery indicator 30 or more 10 30 less than 10 Check the battery indicator 60 or more 20 60 less than 20 Turn on the power Turn on the power Maestro Base Station ...

Page 10: ...and Base Station can be charged simultaneously Aircraft battery Standard Controller battery Maestro battery Base Station battery can take 2 5 hours to fully charge can take 3 5 hours to fully charge can take 2 hours to fully charge can take 5 hours to fully charge ...

Page 11: ...acket of the Standard Controller and connect them with a cable Please connect through this port If using PowerEgg Maestro as your controller connect the Base Station and the controller with a cable Please connect through this port Please connect through this port Please connect through this port ...

Page 12: ... shown in the picture You will hear a clicking sound indicating that they are in the right position 2 Open the top battery cover Hold the aircraft s arms and press the battery into the chamber with the thumb Attention Do NOT put pressure on the landing gear as it may cause damage ...

Page 13: ...ing on the aircraft in order not to damage the gimbal motor 4 Press once and then press and hold the power button until the blue light is on After hearing the notification sound hold the aircraft s arms and press the power button 3 times in quick succession to deploy the landing gear ...

Page 14: ...with both hands 6 Place the aircraft on a suitable ground at a safe distance of over 10 meters away from people The head of the aircraft should face the direction that the pilot is facing Safe radius 10m Head of the aircraft ...

Page 15: ...7 Turn on the Standard Controller or Maestro and Base Station 8 Turn on your mobile device and connect to WiFi Power_Groundxxx Password is 1234567890 or Enter password ...

Page 16: ...i Fi communication frequency of the Base Station is 5 GHz Mobile phones that do not support 5 GHz WiFi will not be able to connect to the Base Station The users may change or reset WiFi password anytime using Vision App When you go to a place you have never flown before please open the App zoom in and move the map before connecting to the Base Station so that the data can be saved locally and the ...

Page 17: ... times in quick succession and the landing gear will close automatically Close the arms one by one by pressing the trigger located on the underside making sure to position the propellers so that they fit into the cavity 12 Take out the battery Press the battery lock with your thumb and index finger while pulling out the battery ...

Page 18: ...provides full control over the aircraft through gestures and controller movements Using PowerEgg Maestro gesture based controller to control the flight and shooting Having connected to the Base Station Vision App shows Simple Flight Mode Safe to fly Short press the ascend button Press and hold the descend button Press and hold the take off landing button 2 Press the ascend button once then press a...

Page 19: ...cord Button Gimbal control 3 Flight control Press and hold ascend button to reach the desired height then use the gesture based control button to navigate the aircraft by body gestures 4 You can control the gimbal and take photos and videos during the flight Gesture based control experience ...

Page 20: ...erEgg s remote controller The left stick controls Throttle and Yaw and the right stick controls Pitch and Roll The remote controller is equipped with mode 1 and mode 2 that you can set in Vision Mode 2 is recommended for beginners Mode 1 Right stick controls Throttle Mode 2 Left stick controls Throttle 1 Switch the remote controller to N Mode Normal mode the App shows Normal mode Safe to fly 5 To ...

Page 21: ...on the standard remote controller until it vibrates the aircraft will rise and hover in the air 4 You can control the gimbal and take photos or videos during the flight 5 Landing Slowly pull the throttle stick to let the aircraft land smoothly Then pull the throttle stick to the very bottom for 2 seconds until the motor stops spinning Automated Landing After pressing and holding the take off landi...

Page 22: ... and large magnetic metal structures may influence the aircraft and cause safety issues Do NOT fly in severe weather conditions such as those including snow rain smog tornados and strong wind wind speed above 10 m s No fly zone Please do not touch spinning propellers otherwise it will cause serious personal and property damage Please refer to the following website http knowbeforeyoufly org air spa...

Page 23: ...signed to meet the requirements for exposure to radio waves established by the Federal Communications Commission USA These requirements set a SAR limit of 1 6 W kg averaged over one gram of tissue The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use when properly worn on the body IC This device complies with Industry Canada s licence exempt RSSs Operation is subj...

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