INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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ATTENTION:

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FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

VIDEO BEFORE

FLYING YOUR DRONE.

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CONTENTS

Welcome & Safety Precautions ····································5

Li-Po Battery Care Instructions ·····································6

Drone Battery Charging ···············································7

Box Contents & Drone Overview ·································8

Transmitter Overview ····················································9

Transmitter Set Up and Preflight Checklist ················· 10

Parts Installation ·························································11

Preflight Operations ···················································12

Calibration & Functions ·············································· 13

Basic Flight Controls ···················································16

Trim Adjustments ························································17

App Instructions ·························································18

Troubleshooting Guide ···············································25

U45W Blue Jay User Manual

WELCOME!

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Welcome to the Force1 Team, and thank you for your Force1 drone purchase. Please read this manual

carefully before drone operation.

(1) This drone is not a toy! It’s a pro-level drone suitable for experienced RC drone users aged 14 years and

older. You accept all liability for operation.

(2) This drone does not require FAA registration or permitting, but FAA rules still apply. Please download

the B4UFLY mobile app for the most up-to-date zoning info, and heed all local government ordinances.

(3) The ying eld must be legally approved by your local government.

Any questions? We’d love to hear from you! Please contact us at [email protected] any time and we’ll

be happy to help.

*Please use only original Force1 parts and accessories.

*Please keep the packaging and this user manual for future reference.

This drone is suitable for experienced RC drone operators aged 14 years and older. It contains small

parts, and should be kept out of reach of small children.

Please follow these safety procedures:

(1) Flight Zone

This drone does not require FAA registration or permitting, but FAA rules still apply. Please download

the B4UFLY mobile app for the most up-to-date zoning info, and heed all local government

ordinances.

(2) Avoid Moisture

Humidity and water can damage your drone, which in turn may cause accidents.

(3) Fly Safely

Please operate your drone as your skill level allows. User fatigue, impairment and improper operation

can cause accidents.

(4) Avoid Moving Parts & Hot Motors

Do not touch propellers, motors or other moving parts while your drone is on.

(5) Avoid Heat

Keep your drone away from heat and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to avoid damage.

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LI-PO BATTERY CARE INSTRUCTIONS

3 x 3.7V 500mAh Li-PO Batteries

Avoid Overheating

Your batteries will sometimes be warm/hot to the touch after use. This is normal, but beware that battery

components will fail if not allowed to cool down between uses. Also, do not leave batteries exposed to

direct sunlight.

Store Properly

Store batteries at room temperature, between 5C°/40°F and 27°C/80°F.

Use Carefully

• Leave time between charging and using the battery

• To extend the lifetime of the battery, always keep about 20% of the power remaining in the drone

battery (rather than completely draining it)

• If the battery is pushed beyond its limits, the battery could get hot and the performance will drop

• When using the battery for a long time, the battery will increase in temperature. If it is sealed, the air

inside will inate rapidly causing further heating

Charging

• DO NOT overcharge the battery; never charge batteries unattended, and stop charging as soon as your

batteries indicate they are charged

• DO NOT attempt to charge batteries that appear damaged in any way (cracking, swelling, discoloration, etc.)

• If you feel a battery isn’t charging properly, try using another charger if possible. If you nd your battery

or charger is defective, please visit force1rc.com for a replacement, or email us at support@force1rc.com

• To inspect a battery, remove it from the device and examine the battery, battery pins and contacts. If

you notice damage, please visit force1rc.com for a replacement, or email us at [email protected]

• Check your battery and connections after every crash

• Please use genuine factory parts and replacements from force1rc.com

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DRONE BATTERY CHARGING

LI-PO BATTERY DISPOSAL & RECYCLING

CAR CHARGER

PHONE CHARGER

COMPUTER CHARGING

DRONE BATTERY

Wasted Lithium-Polymer batteries must not be placed with household trash.

Please contact local environmental or waste agency or the supplier of your

model or your nearest Li-Po battery recycling center.

1. First, attach your USB cable to the drone battery, then connect it to your preferred charging

source.

2. When the battery is charging, a red indicator light on the USB appears. When the battery is fully

charged, a green indicator light appears. The battery charging time is around 70-85 minutes.

3. Average charging time: 50 minutes.

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DRONE OVERVIEW

BOX CONTENTS

FRONT

DRONE TRANSMITTER 3.7V 500MAH LI-PO BATTERIES (3) PROPELLERS (4)

4GB SANDISK MICRO SD CARD

+ SD CARD READER

USB BATTERY CHARGER

SCREWDRIVER

PROPELLER GUARDS (4)

B PROPELLER

COUNTERCLOCKWISE

A PROPELLER

CLOCKWISE

A PROPELLER

CLOCKWISE

B PROPELLER

COUNTERCLOCKWISE

REAR

RIGHTLEFT

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TRANSMITTER OVERVIEW

LCD DISPLAY OVERVIEW

LENS HOOD

MOBILE PHONE HOLDER

POWER INDICATOR LIGHT

POWER SWITCH

FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIMMER

LEFT/RIGHT RUDDER TRIMMER

DIRECTION CONTROL STICK

LEFT/RIGHT FLYING TRIMMER

THROTTLE/RUDDER STICK

LIFT/LAND/EMERGENCY STOPHEADLESS MODE

FLIP BUTTON

TRANSMITTER BATTERY INDICATION

LEFT/RIGHT FLYING TRIMMING INDICATION

FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIMMING INDICATION

LEFT/RIGHT RUDDER TRIMMING INDICATION

STRONG/WEAK EMISSION SIGNAL

HIGH/LOW SPEED MODE

LCD DISPLAY

THROTTLE DISPLAY

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TRANSMITTER BATTERY INSTALLATION

ATTACHING MOBILE PHONE TO TRANSMITTER

PREFLIGHT CHECKLIST

1. Press the self-locking switch on the top right side of the phone clip and push the holder to a fully

open position (Fig. 2).

2. Place the phone facing front, pull the phone clip down, and press tightly as possible to secure the

phone and transmitter (Fig. 3).

3. Insert the lens hood into the slot and make sure the lower edge of the lens hood is as close to the

phone as possible (Fig. 4).

1. Fly in an open area and abide by all local and federal guidelines. Check the FAA’s B4UFLY mobile

app for up-to-date drone flight info.

2. Make sure your drone and transmitter batteries are fully charged.

3. Put the left stick of the transmitter in the middle position.

4. Follow power off/on instructions closely. Always turn ON your transmitter first before flying, and

turn OFF the drone first when you’re finished.

5. Make sure the connection is solid between your battery and motor; vibration may cause loosening.

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 3 FIGURE 4

Open the battery cover and insert 4 AA batteries as shown in Figure 1 (not included).

• The transmitter needs 4 AA batteries to work

• Insert batteries in correct polarity (+) and (-)

• Don’t mix old and new batteries

• Don’t mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) and

rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries

• Remove rechargeable batteries before charging

• Only charge batteries under adult supervision

• Remove spent batteries from the transmitter

• Regularly inspect the charging cable, cord, plug, enclose

and other parts; if you notice damage, please visit

Force1rc.com for a replacement, or email us at support@

force1rc.com

CAUTION:

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PARTS INSTALLATION

PROPELLER INSTALLATION

CAMERA INSTALLATION

PROPELLER GUARD INSTALLATION

LANDING GEAR INSTALLATION

1. Remove the old propeller by removing the screw

using a counterclockwise rotation (Fig 18).

2. Attach the new propeller with the screw and

tighten using a clockwise rotation.

1. To install the camera, match the upper flat portion

of the camera with the notches on the bottom of the

drone and gently clip into place by applying moder-

ate pressure (Fig. 20)

2. To remove the camera, securely hold the camera and

gently slide out from the drone body while applying

moderate pressure.

1. Remove the old propeller guard by removing the

screw using a counterclockwise rotation (Fig 19).

2. Attach the new propeller guard with the screw and

tighten using a clockwise rotation.

1. Insert landing gear pillars into the drone body holes

as shown in Figure 21.

2. Tighten screws using a clockwise rotation.

3. Remove landing gear by removing the screws using a

counterclockwise rotation.

NOTE:

Flying the drone without the propeller guard can

improve power and flight time.

NOTE:

Always place your drone on level ground.

FIGURE 18

FIGURE 19

FIGURE 20

FIGURE 21

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SET ORIENTATION & START MOTOR

1. Keep drone front (camera) pointed away from you.

2. Power on the drone and check propeller rotation. The left front and right rear props (A) should

rotate clockwise, while the right front and left rear props (B) rotate counterclockwise.

3. Move the left and right stick down and in (Fig. 8) to start the motor and then release.

4. Push the left stick up to take off, then release.

5. Push the left stick all the way down to land.

6. Practice this several times, and adjust the trim and rudder if you the drone tilts during takeoff/

landing.

PREFLIGHT OPERATIONS

FREQUENCY PAIRING

1. Turn on the transmitter switch (Fig. 5) and the power indicator light flashes rapidly. Push the left

stick all the way down to the lowest position and then release. It will return to the middle position

automatically (Fig. 6 / 7). The power indicator light flashes slowly, which indicates the transmitter

is ready for frequency pairing.

2. Install the battery and power on the drone.

3. Place the drone on a flat surface. Lights should go from flashing to solid, which indicates successful

frequency pairing.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: PLEASE MAKE SURE THE DRONE IS PLACED ON THE HORIZONTAL

POSITION AFTER POWERING ON THE DRONE, SO THAT THE DRONE CAN WORK WELL.

FIGURE 5 FIGURE 6

FIGURE 8

FIGURE 7

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CALIBRATION INSTRUCTION

TAKEOFF METHODS

Always calibrate your drone with your transmitter before flying, and recalibrate after takeoff if you

experience difficult operation.

1. Turn off the drone and transmitter.

2. Turn on the transmitter; push the left stick all the way up, then all the way down (Fig. 9, 10). The

transmitter is now paired.

1. Method 1 (Start): Make the two sticks “toe in” to start the motor (Fig. 12), then push the throttle

stick up and release, and the drone will take off.

2. Method 2 (1-Key Lift): Press the Lift/Land/Emergency Shutdown button, and the drone will

slowly rise to a height of 1 meter (Fig. 13).

FIGURE 9

FIGURE 12 FIGURE 13

FIGURE 11

FIGURE 10

FUNCTIONS

3. Place the drone on a flat surface facing away from you and turn it on – three beeps and unblinking

lights indicate successful pairing.

4. DO NOT move the left stick before calibration. Push the right stick to the bottom right (Fig. 11);

drone lights will flash to indicate the drone is pairing. When the drone lights stay on the drone is

ready to fly.

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FIGURE 14

FIGURE 15

FUNCTIONS

LANDING METHODS

ALTITUDE HOLD MODE

HIGH/LOW SPEED MODE

360° FLIP

1. Method 1 (Landing): When flying, pull the left stick all the way down to the lowest position and

hold it until the motors stop and the drone will slowly land.

2. Method 2 (1-Key Landing): When flying, press the Lift/Land/Emergency Shutdown button and the

drone will land on the ground automatically (Fig. 13).

3. Emergency Stop: When you need to land the drone immediately, make the two rockers “toe-in”

(Fig. 12). The propellers will stop and the drone will drop down to the ground.

Altitude hold mode allows the drone to maintain a consistent altitude while still allowing the operator to

use normal flying functions. This function makes flying the drone much easier for beginners and allows for

better aerial photography.

To activate Altitude Hold, push the left stick up or down to reach a preferred altitude, then release the

stick. The drone will continue to fly at the current altitude. Repeat the steps below if you want to change

the drone altitude.

By default, the drone is in Low Speed Mode. Press the

High / Low Speed Mode button and the transmitter will

beep and enter High Speed Mode (Fig. 14).

MODE 1: Low Speed Mode is suitable for beginners.

MODE 2: High Speed Mode is suitable for experts.

To do flips, first press the Flip Mode button (Fig. 15). You’ll hear a constant beep indicating the drone is

ready to flip. Push the right stick to the utmost direction of your choice and the drone will flip accordingly.

Your drone will automatically exit Flip Mode after one flip.

NOTE:

The ip function is unavailable when the drone battery is low, and also during Headless Mode.

Only perform ips when ying in a spacious area.

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When the drone flies out of the the max transmitter distance (300 ft.), the transmitter will beep to alarm

the user to fly the drone back immediately. If ignored, the drone may lose control and fly away.

OUT OF RANGE ALARM

LOW BATTERY ALARM

MOTOR PROTECTION FUNCTION

HEADLESS MODE

Drones have a front and back indicated by LED lights or colored propellers. Before takeoff, position the

head of the drone away from you. When in Headless Mode, push the right stick in any direction and the

drone will fly accordingly.

You must verify your drone’s flight direction before entering Headless Mode. Position the drone so it’s

facing directly away from you (Fig.16).

When the drone battery is low, the transmitter will constantly beep to remind the user to land the drone as

soon as possible. The flip function will turn off automatically when the drone battery is low.

Activate Headless Mode: Press the Headless Mode button (Fig.

17). Drone lights will flash indicating the drone is in Headless Mode.

Turn Off Headless Mode: Press the Headless Mode button. Drone

lights will remain on, indicating Headless Mode is off.

DO NOT change the transmitter orientation after entering

Headless Mode. Otherwise, you will lose track of the set

orientation (i.e., that you and your transmitter are facing

“forward.”)

FRONT

REAR

RIGHTLEFT

FRONT

REAR

RIGHTLEFT

FIGURE 16

FIGURE 17

✔ ✖

1. When the propeller is stuck, the drone body lights will flash rapidly and the Motor Protection Function

will automatically turn on. The motor will then stop.

2. To turn off the Motor Protection Function, move the left stick to the lowest position. The drone body

lights will turn to a solid light to signal that the drone is ready to fly.

FUNCTIONS

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BASIC FLIGHT CONTROLS

HOVER UP AND DOWN

Push the THROTTLE/RUDDER STICK up to y

the drone up, and pull the THROTTLE/RUDDER

STICK down to y the drone down.

FLY FORWARD OR BACKWARD

Push the DIRECTION CONTROL STICK up to

y the drone forward, and pull the DIRECTION

CONTROL STICK down to y the drone

backward.

FLY LEFT OR RIGHT

Move the DIRECTION CONTROL STICK to the

left to y the drone to the left, and move the

DIRECTION CONTROL STICK to the right to y

the drone to the right.

ROTATE LEFT OR RIGHT

Move the THROTTLE/RUDDER STICK to the

left to rotate the drone to the left, and move the

THROTTLE/RUDDER STICK to the right to rotate

the drone to the right.

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TRIM ADJUSTMENTS

FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIM

Adjust the FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIMMER

backwards if the drone drifts forward when taking

off, and adjust the FORWARD/BACKWARD

TRIMMER forwards if drone drifts backwards

LEFT/RIGHT TRIM

Adjust the LEFT/RIGHT FLYING TRIMMER to the

right if the drone drifts to the left when taking off,

and adjust the LEFT/RIGHT FLYING TRIMMER

to the left if drone drifts to the right

LEFT OR RIGHT ROTATION TRIM

Adjust the LEFT/RIGHT RUDDER TRIMMER to

the right if the drone rotates to the left when

taking off, and adjust the LEFT/RIGHT RUDDER

TRIMMER to the left if drone rotates to the right.

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6. Click on to enter the Virtual Control Interface. Drone lights will stop flashing, which

indicates successful frequency pairing. You can now use the app to control the drone.

1. Put the drone on a flat surface in a horizontal position.

2. Check your batteries and power on the drone.

3. Make sure your mobile device Wi-Fi settings are on and connect to the Wi-Fi name udirc_XXXX.

4. Return to your home screen after successful connection.

5. 5. Tap the FLYINGSEE app and click to enter the transmitter interface for real-time transmission.

This app is compatible with mobile phones running iOS or Android. To download the app:

NOTE:

Ensure the drone is on a flat surface in a horizontal position when pairing or the drone may

not pair properly.

1. Scan the QR code on the product box to download the App.

2. iOS system: search Flyingsee in APP Store.

3. Android system: search Flyingsee in Google Play.

1. DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL THE “FLYINGSEE” APP

2. FREQUENCY PAIRING BETWEEN MOBILE PHONE & DRONE WI-FI

APP INSTRUCTIONS

HOME PAGE

VIRTUAL CONTROL INTERFACE

REAL-TIME TRANSMISSION INTERFACE

Flyingsee

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SD Card: If there is no SD Card in the drone, the icon shows as . If there is an SD Card in

the drone, the icon shows as .

3. KNOW YOUR APP ICONS

1. HOME PAGE ICONS

2. REMOTE CONTROL INTERFACE

Explore UDIRC Drone Help

Learn Drone Operation Media

Remote Control Interface

Home Page Icon: Click on the icon to go back to the home page.

Remote Control Signal: To show the drone’s Wi-Fi signal strength.

Setting: Click on this icon to set some parameters, and click again to exit.

Custom Route Mode: When you click on this icon, it will turn red. Draw a ight route in the

right screen. The drone will y the route. Click on the icon again to exit from Custom Route

Mode. The icon will turn white.

Emergency Stop: This icon is red by default. Click this icon and the

propellers will stop immediately, grounding the drone. Only use this

function in emergency situations.

Virtual Reality Mode: Click on the icon to enter VR

Mode to experience rst-person view (only available

when using with a VR headset). Click on the icon again

to exit VR Mode.

EMERGENCY

Click on “Save” to save trimming setting.

Choose “Reset” for factory reset.

Click on “720P” or “480P” to choose

real-time transmission resolution.

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Photo: Click on this icon to take photo.

Headless Mode: Click this icon to y without having to know the orientation of your drone.

Media: Click this icon to view or delete aerial video/photos. Click the arrow to exit.

Video: Click on this icon to record video. The recording time will show at the bottom of the

screen. Click on this icon again to nish recording.

Virtual Control Stick: The virtual control stick is hidden by default. Click on the icon to turn on

the virtual control stick.

Gyroscope Mode (aka Gravity Induction Mode): Use the orientation of your mobile phone to

control your drone. The throttle remains in place. The drone will change the ying direction

according to the incline direction of the phone. Click on the icon again to exit this mode.

If the mobile phone tilts to the left / right, the Right Ball will move accordingly,

causing the drone to y left / right.

If the mobile phone tilts to forward / backward, the Right Ball will roll forward / backward,

causing the drone to y forward / backward.

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360° Flips: Click this icon to do 360° ips.

1-Key Lift: Click this icon to take off automatically hover at an altitude of 3.9 ft.

1-Key Land: Click this icon to land your drone and stop the propellers.

High/Low Speed Mode: Your drone starts in Low. Click on “H” to enter High-

Speed Mode.

4. CALIBRATION

5. APP FLYING CONTROL

Always calibrate your drone with your transmitter before flying, and recalibrate after takeoff if you

experience difficult operation.

1. Please refer to the Calibration section (p. 12) for instructions and apply them to the app controls.

2. Do not push the Left Ball before successful calibration. Move the Right Ball as the picture shown on

the right. The drone body lights flash, which indicates that the drone is calibrating. When the drone

body lights get solid, which indicates successful calibration and the drone is ready to be controlled.

START THE DRONE

Move the left and right “stick” down

and inward at the same time to start

the drone as shown at right, or click

the 1-Button Takeoff icon to start

the drone.

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FLY UP AND DOWN

FLY FORWARD OR BACKWARD

ROTATE LEFT OR RIGHT

FLY LEFT OR RIGHT

Move the left “stick” up

to y the drone up, and

move it down to y the

drone down. The drone

will stay ying at the

altitude you choose.

Move the right “stick”

up to y the drone for-

ward, and move the right

“stick” down to y the

drone backward.

Move the left “stick”

to the left to rotate the

drone to the left. Move

the left “stick” to the

right to rotate the drone

to the right.

Move the left “stick” to

the left to y the drone

to the left, and move the

right “stick” to the right to

y the drone to the right.

5. APP FLYING CONTROL CONTINUED...

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FORWARD/BACKWARD TRIM

LEFT/RIGHT TRIM

LEFT OR RIGHT ROTATION TRIM

Click the “-” of the

Forward / Backward

Trimmer to adjust the

drone till balance if the

drone tilts forward. Click

the “+” to adjust the

drone till balance if the

drone tilts backward.

Click the “+” of the Left

/ Right Flying Trimmer till

balance if the drone tilts

to the left. Click the “-”

to adjust the drone till

balance if the drone tilts

to the right.

Click the “+” of the Left

/ Right Rudder Trimmer

till balance if the drone

rotates left. Click the

“-” to adjust the drone

till balance if the drone

rotates right.

6. APP TRIMMING ADJUSTMENTS

NOTE:

If you can’t find the Wi-Fi signal, turn it off and then on again to search and connect. The available

Wi-Fi control radius/distance is 40 meters, so be sure to keep the drone in range. Exit the app when

you’re changing control method from mobile phone to transmitter.

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7. MEDIA

8. CAPTURE VIDEO/PHOTOS

To view the photos and videos.

To view the aerial photography saved in the memory

card.

NOTE:

You’ll need to authorize the app to read your phone’s media data. If you don’t, you may be unable

to view aerial photography.

MAIN MENU MEDIA INTERFACE

FIGURE 22

1. Insert the SD card as shown (Fig. 22), making sure the metal side is

facing up.

2. Photos will be saved to your mobile device and the SD card, while

video will only be saved to the card. You can download the video to

your device only when it’s connected to the drone via Wi-Fi.

NOTE:

Click on the video icon to save a video when you end recording or

the video won’t be saved.

3. Power off the drone after capturing aerial photography. Take out

the SD card and insert it into a card reader or computer. View the

media from “my computer” / “mobile disk.”

NOTE:

Please view media after transferring it to your device to ensure your

software supports the AVI format.

Camera video / photo quality: 1280p x 720p.

Internal Memory

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

No. Problem Problem Cause Solution

The transmitter

indicator light

is off.

The drone is

underpowered

or won’t y.

The drone

indicator light

is off.

Can’t see an

image.

Can’t control by

mobile device.

Drone and

transmitter fail

to pair.

The drone can’t

hover or tilts to

one side.

1. Low battery.

1. Damaged propeller.

1. Low battery.

1. The indicator light is off.

1. No calibration.

1. Replace the transmitter battery.

1. Replace the propeller.

1. Recharge the drone battery.

1. Check the wire and connect well.

1. See above.

1. Recalibrate the drone.

3. Poor contact.

3. Incorrect installation of propeller.

3. Poor contact.

3. Damaged camera.

1. User error.

3. User error.

3. Motor casing damaged.

5. The motor is damaged.

2. Batteries are inserted improperly.

2. Low battery.

2. The battery is expired or old.

2. Signal interference.

1. Camera not connected, or has poor

contact.

2. Signal interference.

2. Damaged propeller.

2. Reinsert the batteries.

2. Recharge the drone battery.

2. Buy a new battery from force1rc.

com to replace the battery.

2. Disconnect and reconnect.

2. Restart the drone and power on the

transmitter.

2. Replace the propeller.

3. Clean the battery housing/contacts.

3. Install the propeller in accordance

with the user manual.

3. Disconnect the battery and then

connect it with the plug again.

3. Buy a new camera from

force1rc.com.

1. Consult instructions.

3. Operate the drone step by step in

accordance with the user manual.

3. Replace the motor casing.

5. Replace motor.

4. Buy spare parts from force1rc.com

and replace damaged parts.

4. Place drone on level ground to

recalibrate.

4. Damaged components.

4. The gyro did not reset after violent

crash.

Questions or comments? Contact support@force1rc.com for technical support.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Drone Size 14.21” x 13.97” x 4.21”

Drone Weight 0.21lbs (4.48oz)

Propeller Diameter 5.75”

Flying Time 7~8mins

Drone Battery 3.7V 500mAh

Charging Time for Drone Battery 60~80mins

Max Flying Distance/Radius 300ft.

Max Image Transmission Distance/Radius 300ft.

Camera Resolution 1280x720P

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide residential protection against

harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not Installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur

in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television

reception. If this device causes radio or TV interference, which can be determined by turning the device

off and on, try to correct the interference using the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on the circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected

• Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help

The equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this

equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly approved in the

instruction manual. Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void user’s authority to

operate this device.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. The device does not cause harmful interference, and

2. The device accepts interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC INFORMATION

FCC WARNING