Thrust Uav 250R PRO, Руководство пользователя

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USER GUIDE
Video transmitter (VTX): The VTX takes the analog signal from the camera and
converts it to RF (radio frequency) to send from the antenna to the FPV goggles.
The Riot’s VTX is fully integrated into the PDB for seamless telemetry.
Power distribution board (PDB):
This is like the motherboard of a computer, the
place where all the drone’s electrical components connect to draw power from the
battery.
Designed and engineered by Thrust UAV, the Riot’s fully integrated PDB includes
52 addressable LED’s.
Camera: The camera captures video feed.
The Riot’s Runcam Swift CCD (charge-coupled device, a common sensor for
improved resolution in digital cameras) offers wider dynamic range for FPV racing.
Video antenna: The video antenna sends video to the goggles via RF (radio
frequency) transmission.
Durable and easy to install and remove, the Riot’s RHCP (right hand circular
polarized) omni antenna provides 360 degree coverage. See Riot Set Up for
antenna installation details.
Propellers (Props): Props provide lift for the drone.
For the best of all worlds, the Riot comes equipped with hybrid bullnose 5045x3
Gemfam props. Moderately efficient, these provide a powerful 1200+ g of thrust.
See Riot Set Up for prop installation details.
ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
To start racing, all you need is:
Radio: PPM, SBUS or DSMX compatible, FrSky Taranis recommended
Receiver:
PPM, SBUS or DSMX compatible, FrSky XSR recommended
FPV Goggles and Compatible Module: Any, Fatshark Dominator V3 recommended
Battery:
Any 3-4S 45C+ LiPo, 1300 size recommended, unless flying with an HD recording camera. Beginners
typically prefer starting with a 3S (11.1V) battery. A 4s (14.8V) battery is best for pros looking for aggressive,
top-speed performance.
Li-Po Compatible Balance charger:
Any