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That’s where you come in. This guide includes your step-by- step instructions for piecing RubiQ together. Follow them in reverse to disassemble. This kit includes all the parts and tools needed for assembly, along with a few spares for any accidents along the road. Once RubiQ is built, visit rubiq.edventures.com...
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INVENTORY To build RubiQ, you’ll need: Power Distribution Board (PDB) Lower Chassis (Qty 1) (Qty 1) Video Transmitter (VTX) FPV Camera Camera Brackets & Camera Screws (Qty 1) (Qty 1) (Qty 2) Arms CW Motors CCW Motors (Qty 4) (Qty 2)
The compass needs to be calibrated outside as part of the pre-flight check. • RubiQ requires a GPS lock in order to arm the motors and fly. Navigation is safe indicates the GPS lock status, which defaults to red until a lock has been achieved. See Step 7 of the Pre-Flight Checklist for further information about GPS lock.
GPS lock. GPS lock is achieved when the GPS module has a sufficiently strong connection to the satellites in your area. As RubiQ begins to connect to satellites, the four corners will blink green and count out the number of satellites to which RubiQ is connected. Until you have heard the beep tones that signal a successful GPS lock, you will not be able to arm the motors or fly.
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Then, arm RubiQ. While the motors are spinning, power down the radio to simulate losing connection. RubiQ should stop her motors. If the motors continue to spin, reset the failsafe and repeat this step. (see Step 3 of the Configuration Guide at rubiq.edventures.com.) Unplug the battery and attach your props.
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4. With the hex driver, confirm that screws are still firmly attached and tighten any that feel loose. 5. Inspect RubiQ’s other physical components, including: • Arms, PDB, Frame and Camera Mount: Look for cracks or other signs of a hard impact.
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NOTE: The default warning cell voltage is set to 3.5V to account for the dip that can occur when the drone draws heavily on the battery during flight. When RubiQ lands and you plug in the battery to recharge, you should notice that the cells show a voltage higher than 3.5V.
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FPV BANDS AND FREQUENCY CHANNELS RubiQ’s VTX transmits on Band A, which is the following set of frequencies: Boscam A/TBS 5.725 5.745 5.765 5.785 5.805 5.825 5.845 5.865 GHz The position of the dip switches on Rubi’s PCB sets the frequency channel for the video feed from the camera.
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6 months from the date of shipment. Within the period of this warranty, PCS Edventures will repair or replace, free of charge, any part proving defective in material or workmanship.