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Opterra
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1.2M
Virtual Fence Mode (BNF with FPV)
CAUTION:
Keep aircraft away from magnetic
sources such as cameras, camera mounts,
speakers ect. These may interfere with the GPS system
and loss of control may result.
Your aircraft uses GPS to establish a home location and a
virtual fence to keep the aircraft within a given distance from
the home location. While fl ying, the aircraft will automatically
turn around and fl y back towards the home location if it
approaches the edge of the virtual fence. Once back inside
the fence, the aircraft will “wag” its wings, indicating full
control has been given back to the pilot.
The Virtual Fence feature is active in all SAFE Plus fl ight
modes, provided the GPS function is active.
There are 4 variations of Virtual Fence mode, which are
selectable from the transmitter while the aircraft GPS
system initializes.
Virtual Fence Off:
turns off the Virtual Fence function.
Ci rcle Virtual Fence, Small (Default):
sets the virtual
fence in a circle with a radius of approximately 500 ft
(150m) from the home location.
Ci rcle Virtual Fence, Large:
sets the virtual fence in a
circle with a radius of approximately 820 ft (250m) from
the home location.
Ai rfi eld Virtual Fence:
sets the virtual fence to an area
approximately 400m long x 200m wide and establishes
a “no fl y zone” approximately 13 feet inside of the center
line of the set aircraft heading to keep the aircraft from
fl ying behind the pilot or over a pit area.
Once a Virtual Fence mode is chosen, the aircraft will
remain in that mode until another mode is chosen.
It is not necessary to select the Virtual Fence mode every
time the aircraft is powered on.
Small (Default)
Home Location
Home Location
Aircraft Heading
No-Fly Zone
above ~20ft (6m)
Flying Area
Large
WARNING:
Never attempt to fl y under the no fl y
zone. The bottom of the no fl y zone is elevated to
only allow for taxiing of the aircraft in the pit area of the
airfi eld. Due to variances in the barometric sensor,
attempting to fl y in this area may cause the aircraft to
suddenly fl y back toward the home location, during
which time the pilot will have no control over the aircraft
until the aircraft reaches the home location. The pilot will
have no way to avoid any obstacles between the no fl y
zone and the home location.
No-Fly Zone
Circle Virtual Fence
Airfi eld Virtual Fence
