Intel FALCON 8+ User Manual page 10

USER MANUAL
INTEL® FALCON™ 8+ UAS
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• The pilot of an Intel UAV should always act according to his or her best
judgment focusing on the safety of the populace and the environment within
which he or she is flying.
• Every pilot must undergo intensive training to operate the UAV in all flight
modes and to maintain the UAV in a safe and airworthy condition - this is
mandatory.
• Do not operate the UAS under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
CAUTION: HAZARDOUS MOVING PARTS; KEEP FINGERS AND OTHER
BODY PARTS
BATTERIES; THERE IS RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED
WITH AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
CAUTION: ALWAYS FLY SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY.
THIS MEANS, FOR EXAMPLE:
• Always keep a safe distance between the UAV and people.
• Do not fly too close to obstacles (e.g. houses, trees, etc.). The UAV could damage
third party property and/or the GPS signal might suffer from shadowing and
worsen the positional accuracy.
• Do not fly beyond the line of sight.
• Never fly in closed or restricted areas.
• Always keep both hands on the control sticks. You must be able to react at any
time, to prevent critical situations.
• Be aware of dogs or birds as they might attack your UAV.
• Always give way to other aircrafts! Watch out for low flying helicopters!
• All control inputs are given to the UAV as if you were sitting in the UAV as a pilot.
• We strongly recommend attending the basic training and to frequently practice
Height-Mode.
• Never exceed a speed of 16 m/s (35 mph) in Height-Mode.
• Never descend faster than 10 m/s (22 mph) in Manual-Mode.
• In case of any problems close to the ground, ascend to a safe height.
• Always keep the left control stick, controlling the altitude, completely down
when the UAV is on the ground and the motors are running.
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