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Drone piloting skills mainly include the following aspects

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Basic Operations and Flight Modes Takeoff: In a flat, open area, unlock and slowly push the throttle to feel the lift. Flight: The left hand controls altitude and turning, the right hand manages forward, backward, left, and right movement. Practice hand-eye coordination. Landing: Predict in advance, slow down and land slowly to avoid crashing. Flight Modes: GPS Mode: Automatic hovering, one-button return to home, suitable for beginners' aerial photography. Attitude Mode: No GPS assistance, relies on manual control, suitable for advanced practice. Sport Mode: Fast speed, suitable for advanced challenges. Safe Flight Precautions No-Fly Zones: Absolutely do not enter no-fly zones such as airports and military areas. Weather Conditions: Strong winds, rain, snow, and fog can easily lead to loss of control. Check the weather before takeoff. Battery Management: Do not overcharge or discharge. Pay attention to the battery level throughout the flight and land promptly when the battery is low. Obstacle Avoidance: The drone's visual sensors cannot recognize surfaces without texture features. Make reasonable judgments about the surrounding environment during flight. Advanced Operation Techniques Hovering Practice: Hover at a height of 1 meter and repeatedly adjust until you can hover stably in the air. Flying Practice: In an open, low-wind area, control the drone's yaw left and right to judge the yaw direction. Reaction Speed Practice: Have the drone perform a 180-degree turn to adapt to the drone's orientation changes. Four-Point Hovering and Self-Rotation: Perform four-point hovering and self-rotation at a height of 2 meters to improve control skills. Ten-meter Altitude Horizontal Straight Flight: After stable hovering at point A, fly in a straight line and at a constant speed towards point B. Common Problems and Solutions Power Management: When the remaining power is 10%, it will force a landing. You can push the throttle lever upwards to slow down the landing speed. Signal Obstruction: Avoid flying behind tall buildings during flight to prevent signal obstruction and loss of contact. Interference Sources: Pay attention to interference sources such as kite strings and power poles to avoid affecting the flight.

Basic Operations and Flight Modes
Takeoff: In a flat, open area, unlock and slowly increase throttle after unlocking, feeling the lift.
Flight: The left hand controls altitude and turning, the right hand manages forward, backward, left, and right movement. Practice hand-eye coordination.
Landing: Predict in advance, slowly reduce speed and land to avoid crashing.
Flight Modes:
GPS Mode: Automatic hover, one-button return to home, suitable for novice aerial photography.
Attitude Mode: No GPS assistance, relies on manual control, suitable for advanced practice.
Sport Mode: High speed, suitable for expert challenges.
Safe Flight Precautions
No-fly zones: Absolutely do not enter no-fly zones such as airports and military areas.
Weather Conditions: Strong winds, rain, snow, and fog can easily lead to loss of control. Check the weather before takeoff.
Battery Management: Do not overcharge or discharge. Pay attention to the battery level throughout the flight and land promptly when the battery is low.
Obstacle Avoidance: The drone's visual sensors cannot identify surfaces without textural features. Make reasonable judgments about the surrounding environment during flight.
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Advanced Operation Techniques
Hovering Practice: Hover at a height of 1 meter and repeatedly adjust until you can hover stably in the air.
Flying Practice: In an open, low-wind area, control the drone's yaw left and right to judge the yaw direction.
Reaction Speed Practice: Have the drone perform a 180-degree turn to adapt to changes in the drone's orientation.
Four-Way Hovering and Self-Rotation: Perform four-way hovering and self-rotation at a height of 2 meters to improve control skills.
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Ten-Meter Altitude Horizontal Straight Flight: After stable hovering at point A, fly in a straight line and at a constant speed toward point B.
Common Problems and Solutions
Power Management: When the remaining power is 10%, it will force a landing. You can push up the throttle lever to slow down the landing speed.
Signal Obstruction: Avoid flying behind tall buildings during flight to avoid signal obstruction and loss of contact.
Interference Sources: Pay attention to interference sources such as kite strings and power poles to avoid affecting the flight.


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