Vision Aerial systems use standard Mode 2 controls (user adjustable).
CAUTION: This document is for reference only and should not be considered a substitute for flight training.
CAUTION: Vision Aerial UAS are precision machines designed to be controlled with very disciplined and smooth inputs. During the familiarization with the aircraft, small subtle inputs result in a smooth flight.
NOTE: All controls are given from the perspective of a “tail-in” orientation with respect to the pilot.
Left Stick (Throttle)
Move the left stick vertically to control the UAS’s altitude and vertical acceleration.
To take off and gain altitude, move the throttle above the center position.
Set the throttle to center to maintain current altitude.
Move the throttle below center to decrease altitude.
Set the throttle to full down once the vehicle has made contact with the ground.
Left Stick (Yaw)
Move the left stick horizontally to rotate or “yaw” the UAS and control orientation.
Move the stick to the left to rotate counter clockwise. (As viewed from above.)
Move the stick to the right to rotate clockwise. (As viewed from above.)
Release the stick to stop rotating and maintain the current orientation.
Right Stick (Pitch)
Move the right stick vertically to control pitch.
Move the right stick up to fly forward.
Move the right stick down to fly backward.
Right Stick (Roll)
Move the right stick horizontally to control roll.
Move the stick left to fly left.
Move the stick right to fly right.
