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250 FPV QUAD RACER USER'S GUIDE

 The information in this User's Guide covers the Ready-to-Fly, Receiver-Ready and Kit versions of the

Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. Depending on which version you have, some information may not be pertinent;

however, we recommend reading through this entire User's Guide prior to beginning assembly, regardless of which

version you have. This will help you become familiar with your new model, regardless of which version you have.

It’s very important that you read through all of the information included with your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer

and fully understand not only how to operate your model, but also to fully understand the responsibility you

have for its proper use - both for your safety and the safety of others.

The Hobby People Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer is a 250-class racing drone, designed for extreme maneuverability and

high speeds. Designed for 4S LiPo power, it comes complete with a carbon fiber frame with integrated power distribution,

lightweight, but strong composite outrigger arms with high-performance brushless outrunner motors with matched

5030 props, and an aerodynamic nose cone and body fairings. The Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer is ready for all-out

competition racing, out of the box!

Add to the great features described above - a CC3D Flight Controller, high-intensity LED headlight and tail lights with

remote color switching (RTF version only), a 5.8GHz FPV system with 1000TVL color HD camera and 7” TFT color LCD

FPV Receiver Monitor, the Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer will provide FPV racing fun like you’ve never experienced before!

Available in Ready-to-Fly, Receiver-Ready and Kit versions, there’s a Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer version for everyone!

USER’S GUIDE

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250 FPV QUAD RACER USER'S GUIDE

Hobby People guarantees this product to be free from manufacturer defects in both material and workmanship at

the time of purchase. Hobby People will repair or replace at our discretion, equipment determined to be defective,

otherwise, the user is responsible for any charges for the repair or replacement of the equipment in question. This

warranty does not cover cosmetic damage, nor does it cover damage caused by misuse, modification, negligence,

abuse, improper connections, acts of God or damage caused by alterations by unauthorized persons. This warranty

only applies to the original purchaser and requires proof of purchase to redeem.

Hobby People shall not be liable for any damage resulting from the use of this product. As Hobby People has no

control over the use, setup, modification or misuse of this product, no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any

resulting damage or injury. By the act of using this product, the user accepts all resulting liability.

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Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or allow limitations on

how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific

legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state.

 Crash damage and damage caused by improper use, misuse or other mishandling of your Batfly 250

FPV Quad Racer is your sole responsibility and will not be covered under warranty. Propeller damage caused by

improper use, misuse or other mishandling (e.g. rough landings, contacting objects, etc.) is your sole responsibility

and will not be covered under warranty.

SAFE AnD LEGAL USE oF YoUR QUAD RACER (ALL VERSIonS)

Your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer is not intended for commercial use.

It must be used in a safe and legal manner only. By operating your

Quad Racer, the user accepts full responsibility for its safe and legal

use. Follow all privacy laws and property laws when operating your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer, and especially when

using a still or video camera (if applicable).

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If you have any questions or need technical support, or if a problem is found,

please contact our service department using the information below. Warranty

repair requires proof of purchase. A copy of your original purchase receipt will

be required. Once used, or if your product is out of the warranty period, we offer

repair services as well as replacement parts for sale.

Global Services

18480 Bandilier Circle

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Phone: (714) 963-0329

Fax: (714) 964-6236

Email: [email protected]

TABLE oF ConTEnTS

LIABILITY AnD wARRAnTY InFoRmATIon

SERVICE AnD SUPPoRT

REPLACEmEnT PARTS (ALL VERSIonS)

We stock a complete assortment of common replacement parts, such as FPV equipment, motors, ESCs, propellers

and more for your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. For more information, see the Replacement Parts section on page 23.

Liability and Warranty Information ........................................... 2

Service and Support ....................................................................... 2

Features and Specifications ....................................................... 3

Kit Contents.......................................................................................... 3

Items Required To Complete ...................................................... 4

Warnings and Safety Notes ........................................................ 5

Transmitter Overview ..................................................................... 7

Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer Overview .................................... 8

Final Assembly ................................................................................... 9

Preparing for Flight ........................................................................11

oPEnPILoT GCS CC3D FLIGhT ConTRoLLER SoFTwARE (ALL VERSIonS)

The OpenPilot GCS CC3D Flight Controller software is free Open Source software that’s designed specifically for use

with the CC3D Digital Flight Controller used in the Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. For complete information about

downloading, installing and using the OpenPilot GCS CC3D Flight Controller software, please visit www.openpilot.org.

Flying Your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer ............................... 12

Using Flight Modes ........................................................................ 16

Controlling the LED Lights ..........................................................17

Using the FPV System .................................................................. 17

Maintenance ..................................................................................... 20

OpenPilot GCS CC3D Flight Controller Software ........... 20

Troubleshooting Guide ................................................................ 22

Replacement Parts ........................................................................ 23

Notes .....................................................................................................23

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• Durable, Lightweight Carbon Fiber Frame with Strong Molded Composite Outrigger Arms

• Lightweight Molded Nose Cone and Body Fairings Improve Looks and Aerodynamics

• CC3D Digital Flight Controller for Rock-Solid, Stable Flight - Even at High Speeds

• High-Intensity Bright LED Headlight and Color-Selectable LED Tail Light for Great Visibility

• 4S LiPo Power and High-Performance Brushless Motors for Extremely Fast Flight Speeds

• 6-Channel 2.4GHz Digital Transmitter and Matching 2.4GHz Receiver (RTF Version Only)

• 1000TVL Color HD FPV Camera with 5.8GHz Video Transmitter (RTF and Rx-R Versions Only)

• 7” TFT Color LCD 5.8GHz FPV Receiver Monitor with On-Screen Display (RTF and Rx-R Versions Only)

• Vibration-Isolated Carbon Fiber External Camera Mount to Install an Optional HD Action Camera

• Flight Times of 10 to 14 Minutes with 1300mAh LiPo Flight Battery

• Operating Temperature ..................................-10ºC to 40ºC

• Motor Size/Type ..............................2204 2300KV Brushless

• ESC Size/Type ........................................... 12 Amp Brushless

• Power Connector ...................................................XT60 (Male)

FEATURES (ALL VERSIonS)

• Motor-to-Motor Distance .............................................250mm

• Dimensions ...................................................220 x 233 x 50mm

• Weight (w/o Battery) ............................Approximately 400g

• Propeller Size/Type ............... 5030 Plastic Clover Paddle

• Flying Time ......................................................10 to 14 Minutes

FEATURES AnD SPECIFICATIonS

SPECIFICATIonS (ALL VERSIonS)

kIT ConTEnTS

When you open your kit, carefully remove and inspect all of the parts. If you find a part missing or damaged, please

contact our service department using the information in the Service and Support section on page 2.

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Factory-Assembled Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer (Options Vary Depending on Version)

6-Channel 2.4GHz Digital Transmitter1

Two 5030 (CCW) and Two 5030R (CW) Propellers (Black and/or White)4

Nose Cone and Body Fairing Set with Six M2.5 x 5mm Mounting Screws

7” TFT Color LCD 5.8GHz FPV Receiver Monitor with Adjustable Antenna1

Aluminum FPV Receiver Monitor Mounting Arm Assembly1

5.8GHz Clover Leaf FPV Video Transmitter Antenna2

One Receiver Wire Harness and Two Accessory Wire Harnesses3

Carbon Fiber Spinner Nut Wrench

1Included only in RTF version.

2Included only in RTF and Rx-R versions.

3Included only in Rx-R and Kit versions.

4Includes spare propeller blade set not shown.

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The items required to complete your new Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer will vary depending on which version you have.

The products listed in this section have been tested with the Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer to ensure the best performance

and plug and play compatibility.

If you choose to use different product brands, make sure that those products are equivalent in specification to

those listed to ensure compatibility and the best performance.

ITEmS REQUIRED To ComPLETE

ITEmS REQUIRED (READY-To-FLY VERSIon)

• Hobby People 4S 14.8V 1300mAh 40C LiPo Flight Battery with XT60 Plug (P/N 118433)

• Hobby People 3S 11.1V 2200mAh 30C LiPo Battery with XH Balance Connector for FPV Receiver Monitor (P/N 118387)

• Hobby People Activator 80 Multi-Chemistry Balance Charger (P/N 118552)

• Hobby People XT60 Battery Adapter for Charger - 4mm Bullet to XT60 Female (P/N 118542)

• Ultra-Last 8 ‘AA’ Alkaline Batteries for Transmitter (P/N 849440)

ITEmS REQUIRED (RECEIVER-READY VERSIon)

In addition to the items required for the Ready-to-Fly version, you will also need:

• Airtronics Aquila 6-Channel 2.4GHz Radio System w/RX-71E Receiver (P/N 751663)

• Hobby People 7” TFT Color LCD 5.8GHz FPV Receiver Monitor (P/N 116269) or Video Goggles

• Hobby People 2S 7.4V 1300mAh 30C LiPo Battery for Aquila Transmitter (P/N 118378)

• Dubro Double-Sided Tape for Receiver Mounting (P/N 869020)

ITEmS REQUIRED (kIT VERSIon)

In addition to the items required for the Ready-to-Fly and Receiver-Ready versions, you will also need:

• Hobby People 1000TVL Color HD FPV Camera (P/N 116259)

• Hobby People 5.8GHz FPV Video Transmitter (P/N 116258)

• Hobby People 5.8GHz Clover Leaf FPV Video Transmitter Antenna (P/N 116245)

oPTIonAL ITEmS (ALL VERSIonS)

The items listed in this section are optional and can be used with all versions.

• Hobby People XT60 Plug Set - Female for Battery Power Connector (P/N 118539)

• Hobby People LiPo Battery Low Voltage Alarm* (P/N 118531)

• Hobby People Find It! Locator with Light and Sound** (P/N 163470)

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battery can be used, but the Quad Racer will not fly as fast or perform as well. The flight battery dimensions

should not exceed 102 (L) x 35.5 (W) x 22mm (H).

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matching receiver. Using a 5-channel transmitter and receiver will allow you change Flight Modes during flight.

Ideally, the receiver should be small and lightweight, and have horizontal pins and a single antenna for ease of

installation, although a receiver with vertical pins and dual antennas can be used.

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2200mAH LiPo battery with an XH balance connector. To ensure compatibility, the LiPo battery you choose should

feature an XH balance connector to match the FPV Receiver Monitor Power Input Connector.

 The Kit version can be assembled with or without FPV equipment. This is ideal for those users

that might want to fly and race the Batfly 250 Quad Racer, but don’t want an FPV version. However, if you want to

install FPV equipment in the Kit version, we strongly recommend purchasing and installing the same replacement

FPV equipment used in the Ready-to-Fly and Receiver-Ready versions to ensure plug and play compatibility.

* For extra precaution, we suggest using a programmable LiPo Battery Voltage Alarm that can be mounted on the Quad

Racer, which allows you to program the alarm to sound at a higher cutoff voltage value to give you more time to safely land

before the battery voltage drops too low and results in a crash.

**The FindIt! Locater plugs into the Quad Racer and can emit an audible alert to help you find your Quad Racer should it be lost.

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Do not attempt to fly the Quad Racer if one or more of the propellers are damaged. Flying with damaged

propellers is not safe and can make the Quad Racer fly uncontrollably or cause bad vibrations that can

damage your Quad Racer. Check the propellers prior to each flight. If a propeller appears damaged in any way, it

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wARnInGS AnD SAFETY noTES

• The Quad Racer should never be flown in rain, sand, mud, snow or dirt. The Quad Racer is manufactured with

delicate components that must be kept dry and free of debris to ensure the best flight performance. Exposure to

moisture or excessive heat can result in damage that will not be covered under warranty.

• Just because the Quad Racer is powered by electric motors doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t exercise caution

when flying and operating it. The Quad Racer can be very dangerous and cause bodily injury if you do not fly it in

a safe manner or do not pay close attention while flying it. You alone are responsible for its actions during flight.

• The Quad Racer features three different Flight Modes - Beginner, Normal and Sport. We strongly suggest that when

you first begin flying the Quad Racer that you use the Beginner Flight Mode and perform only basic maneuvers until

you are more familiar with its flight characteristics. In addition, we don’t recommend using the FPV system until

after you’ve flown the Quad Racer a couple of times. This will allow you to learn the steps required for flight and

allow you to become familiar with the Quad Racer’s flight characteristics before using this feature.

• Always unplug your LiPo battery from the Quad Racer and from the FPV Receiver Monitor (if applicable) after use.

• Always fly the Quad Racer in a suitably large area free of obstructions. Remember, the Quad Racer is very fast

and reacts to control inputs very quickly, so you must always be paying careful attention when flying it.

GEnERAL wARnInGS (ALL VERSIonS)

• The radio system operates on the 2.4GHz frequency band. The 2.4GHz connection is determined by the transmitter

and receiver pair. Unlike ordinary crystal-based systems, the Quad Racer can be flown without frequency control.

• Always turn the transmitter ON before plugging your LiPo battery into the Quad Racer and always unplug your

LiPo battery from the Quad Racer before turning the transmitter OFF.

• Because the Quad Racer is operated by radio control, it’s important to make sure you are always using fresh

transmitter batteries. Never allow the transmitter batteries to run low or you might experience loss of control.

• Do not expose the transmitter to moisture or excessive heat and never attempt to disassemble or modify any of

the radio control system components.

• Do not cover the transmitter antenna (top of transmitter) in any way during use! Doing so can block the RF signal,

resulting in loss of control of your Quad Racer.

• During use, hold the transmitter so that its orientated as close to vertical as possible at all times. This provides

the best RF signal between the transmitter and the receiver inside the Quad Racer. Try not to ‘follow’ the Quad

Racer with the transmitter, as this can result in a weakened RF signal.

• Prior to each flight you should double-check that the flight controls are functioning normally (motors turn ON and

react to control inputs). Prior to the first flight of the day or after a bad crash, check the controls from approximately

30 paces away from the Quad Racer, to ensure the radio control system is functioning properly.

• The receiver antenna wire consists of a coaxial cable (black portion) and a reception wire (silver portion). The

coaxial cable (black portion) can be bent into gentle curves; however, do not bend the coaxial cable acutely, or

repeatedly bend it, or the antenna core can be damaged. Do not bend the reception wire. Reception performance

decreases if the reception wire is bent.

• The receiver antenna wire is delicate, therefore, handle it with care. Do not pull on the receiver antenna wire with

force. Do not cut or extend the receiver antenna wire.

• If the transmitter becomes soiled, it can be cleaned using a damp cloth. Do not use any solvents to clean it.

RADIo ConTRoL SYSTEm wARnInGS (READY-To-FLY) VERSIon

These warnings and safety notes are important and must be followed closely. Please abide by this information and

follow the instructions in this User’s Guide to ensure maximum safety. It’s important that you fully understand not only

how to operate your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer, but also to fully understand the responsibility you have for its proper

use - both for your safety and the safety of others.

PRoPELLER SAFETY (ALL VERSIonS)

Your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer’s propellers are thin and very sharp. Although they are somewhat flexible to prevent

damage during minor mishaps, they can still be very dangerous.

 Be careful! Do not allow your fingers, hands or other body parts to come into contact with the spinning

propeller blades or serious injury will result!

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wARnInGS AnD SAFETY noTES

To ensure your safety, please read and carefully follow the guidelines in this section and any safety information

included with your LiPo battery. It’s important that you follow these warnings closely. LiPo batteries are significantly

more volatile than Alkaline or NiCd and NiMH batteries.

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The LiPo battery must be charged with a LiPo balancing charger or fire will result. Do not use or charge your LiPo

battery unattended.

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All energy storage devices are dangerous. They contain stored (potential) energy, which if mishandled, will cause

failure, and in some cases that failure can be very dangerous. Avoid all conditions that cause battery failure. These

conditions include, but are not limited to:

 - Anything over 160ºF can limit the battery’s life. If heated to extremes (with fire, a soldering iron, etc.),

the battery may fail and/or explode!

 - Examples of severe damage would be: breaking the battery or putting a hole in the battery.

 - The charger is either the wrong type or it simply fails and puts more energy at a higher voltage than

the battery is designed to handle. LiPo batteries must never be charged above 4.2v per cell.

 - This usually comes from an improper ESC that allows the voltage to go well under 3.0v per cell.

Also, this term is sometimes used to mean exceeding “C” discharge rating. If the battery is rated for 64 amps

continuous discharge, do not discharge it at a continuous rate of 70 amps! This will destroy the battery.

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If you cause or observe any of the conditions listed above, you can experience battery failure, so if any of these things

do happen, be prepared that the battery could fail.

  - Swelling is caused by internal pressure that goes beyond the normal amount of pressure

in every battery. This pressure makes the cell swell up like a balloon. Do not use a swelled battery! A swelled battery

is a battery that has failed and needs to be discarded before explosion or fire results. Here is what to do with a

battery that is on the verge of exploding or is starting to show signs of exploding:

 - The material spitting out (if it comes to that) is spitting out at as much as 2000ºF.

 - We recommend always charging your LiPo battery using a LiPo safety bag (available

separately). If you don’t use a LiPo safety bag, we recommend a fire-proof container with a lid be kept near the

proximity of any battery being used or charged. Fill the bottom with sand. Have this ready to use at a moment’s

notice. If the battery looks suspicious, put it in the container and drop another large amount of sand on top, then

drop the lid. Let it burn out. It will smoke and fume, but the sand will contain the sparks and reduce the transfer

of heat. A fire extinguisher will help, but it will not stop the chemical reaction. The only thing that can be done is

to contain the fire until the fire goes out.

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While there are precautions that must be taken and dangers that must be considered, LiPo batteries today are very

safe and very easy to use. Here is a list of practical advice for using this type of battery.

 - Do not solder directly to the battery!

 - Always use a LiPo balance charger. Always make sure the settings on the charger match the battery

(voltage and amperage) and that the polarity is correct! Never charge if the battery is hot (over ambient temperature

or 105ºF). Let it cool first!

 - We suggest a fireproof container for storing any rechargeable batteries. LiPo batteries in storage for an

extended period of time should be stored at 60 percent of their capacity. If storing for only a short time, then leaving

them with a full charge is fine. Never store them in a discharged state! Do not store the battery in high-heat

conditions. 60º to 72ºF is acceptable.

 - Damaged battery’s must be discarded immediately. We suggest removing the insulation from

around the battery, then submerging the battery in a bowl of saltwater for 24 to 36 hours. This will completely

discharge the battery. Cut off the wires, place the battery in a sealed bag, then discard it in the trash.

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

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TRAnSmITTER oVERVIEw

AUDIBLE Low VoLTAGE ALARm (READY-To-FLY) VERSIon

The transmitter features a Low Voltage Alarm. When the transmitter battery voltage drops below a safe value, the

Power/Bind LED will flash and an audible alarm will sound. When this occurs, land as soon as is safely possible and

replace the transmitter batteries with new fresh batteries.

This section is specific to the Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer Ready-to-Fly version that includes the transmitter and

receiver. If you have the Receiver-Ready or Kit version, you can skip this section.

Use the photo and descriptions in this section to familiarize yourself with the features and general use of the transmitter

included with your Quad Racer. The transmitter comes paired and programmed from the factory to work with your

Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. Read this section to familiarize yourself with the transmitter’s functions.

If it’s ever necessary to pair the transmitter and receiver again, see the Binding the Transmitter and Receiver

section on page 20.

Pitch/Roll Control Stick

Throttle/Yaw Control Stick

On/Off Switch

Yaw Trim Switch

Throttle Trim Switch Pitch Trim Switch

Antenna

Power/Bind LED

Roll Trim Switch

Beginner Flight Mode

Sport Flight Mode

*Controls or features not described have

no function in this application

AUDIBLE TRIm SwITCh TonES (READY-To-FLY) VERSIon

When the transmitter is turned ON and you press a trim switch, a short audible tone is heard. When a Trim Switch

is centered, a longer audible tone will sound.

 - Transmits the RF signal from the transmitter to the receiver inside the Quad Racer.

 - Houses the eight ‘AA’ Alkaline cells that power the transmitter.

 - Used to change Flight Modes. Choose from Beginner Mode, Normal Mode and Sport Mode.

 - Used to remotely turn the LED head light and tail light ON and OFF, and change the color of the

tail light. You’re able to select one of seven different colors.

 - Turns the transmitter ON and OFF.

 - Controls the Quad Racer’s Forward/Backward (Pitch) and Right/Left (Roll) flight axes.

 - Used to make fine-tuned adjustments to the pitch axis to level the Quad Racer during flight.

 - Indicates the current status of the transmitter.

 - Used to make fine-tuned adjustments to the roll axis to level the Quad Racer during flight.

 - Controls the Quad Racer’s Throttle (Power Up/Down) and Yaw (Spin Right/Left) flight axes.

 - Used to make fine-tuned adjustments to the throttle axis to keep the motors from turning ON

when the throttle control stick is pulled all the way back.

 - Used to make fine-tuned adjustments to the yaw axis to keep the Quad Racer from spinning right

or left during flight.

LED Mode Switch Flight Mode Dial

Normal Flight Mode

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Use the information in this section to familiarize yourself with the basic layout of your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer,

including motor direction and propeller orientation, front, back, left and right orientation, and basic features.

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





Clockwise Rotation

‘5030R’

Counter-Clockwise Rotation

‘5030’

Clockwise Rotation

‘5030R’

Counter-Clockwise Rotation

‘5030’

FPV Camera*

LED Headlight

External Camera Mount

Receiver Antenna** 5.8GHz FPV Video Transmitter

Antenna Mount*

LED Tail Light

Power Connector

Battery Strap

LED ON/OFF

Switch

FPV OSD

Adjust Button*

*Included Only in Ready-to-Fly and Receiver-Ready Versions.

**Included Only in Ready-to-Fly Version.

Receiver

Flight Controller Mini USB Port

ESC Motor

Input Port

Receiver

Input Port

Condition

LEDs

Flexi Port



Main Port

 - Used to connect the 5.8GHz Clover Leaf FPV Video Transmitter

Antenna to send video signals to the FPV Receiver Monitor.

 - This Velcro® battery strap is used to hold your LiPo flight battery securely in place.

 - Indicates the current status of the Flight Controller. Two LEDs are featured (one Blue and one Green).

 - Connects the ESC motor wire harness to the Flight Controller to control each of the four motors.

 - Used to mount an optional HD action camera that you can use to record your flights. The

external camera mount features vibration isolators to help ensure smooth filming.

 - The Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer features a CC3D Digital Flight Controller for rock-solid, stable flight

to provide the best flight experience. The Flight Controller features Main and Flexi ports for additional options and a

Mini USB Port to adjust programming values and update firmware.

Find It! Locator Port

5.8GHz FPV Video

Transmitter Power Port

ESC Power Port

Remote LED

Switch Port

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 - This Port is used to plug the optional Hobby People Find It! Locator. Featuring lights and sound,

the Find It! Locator is used to help you find your Quad Racer should it be lost during flight.

 - The Flexi Port is configurable and provides either I2C connectivity or a second serial Port.

 - The Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer features a 1000TVL color HD camera connected to the FPV system,

providing you a high-quality First Person View during flight.

 - Press to adjust the FPV Receiver Monitor’s OSD (On-Screen Display). Press and HOLD

to switch 5.8GHz FPV frequencies.

 - This front-mounted LED headlight is extremely bright, resulting in awesome visibility during flight.

 - Used to turn the LED headlight and tail light ON and OFF and change the colors of the tail light.

 - The LED tail light features six extremely bright LEDs that provide amazing visibility during flight. One

of seven different colors can be selected remotely during flight or manually using the LED ON/OFF Switch.

 - The Main Port is configurable and can support serial telemetry (default), GPS, S.Bus and Spektrum/JR

satellites.

 - Used to connect the Flight Controller to your PC or laptop to change programming or update firmware.

 - Used to plug in the LiPo flight battery. This is an XT60 style connector, which features gold-plated

connectors for minimal current loss.

 - Receives and processes the signals from the transmitter to control the Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. The

Ready-to-Fly version includes a lightweight 6-channel micro receiver.

 - Receives the RF signal from the transmitter. The receiver antenna should be left extended as

straight as possible. Don’t repeatedly bend or kink the antenna, or you could damage it.

 - Connects the receiver wire harness to the Flight Controller to control the Batfly 250 FPV Quad

Racer’s various functions.

 - Connects the remote LED switch wiring in the Ready-to-Fly version to control remote LED

switching. This Port has no function in the Receiver-Ready or Kit versions.

BATFLY 250 FPV QUAD RACER oVERVIEw

FInAL ASSEmBLY

This section details the final assembly of your Batfly 250 FPV Quad Racer. Because not all sections are pertinent to

all versions, follow the sections that pertain to your version as described in the section header - either All Versions, Kit

Version, Receiver-Ready Version or Ready-to-Fly Version. Sections that don't pertain to your version can be skipped.

InSTALLInG ThE FPV CAmERA AnD VIDEo TRAnSmITTER (kIT VERSIon)

This section describes installing the FPV camera and 5.8GHz video transmitter. To ensure compatibility, we recommend

using the Hobby People 1000TVL Color HD FPV Camera (P/N 116259) and the Hobby People 5.8GHz FPV Video

Transmitter (P/N 116258). These parts are designed for plug-and-play installation without need for modification.

If you’re using different FPV equipment, the details in this section may differ and/or you may need to modify the

Quad Racer’s frame to accommodate your equipment.

1) Carefully remove the external camera mount and the four vibration isolators

from the top plate.

2) Using a 2.0mm hex wrench, unscrew the ten M2.5 x 5mm socket-cap screws

that hold the top plate in place, then remove the top plate.

3) Plug one end of the power cable (red/black) into the FPV Video Transmitter,

then mount the FPV Video Transmitter to the underside of the top plate.

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2) Plug the five connectors from the wire harness into the Channel Ports in your receiver as shown in the diagram

below. The Black (Aux 2) is not used in this application. If necessary, refer to your radio system User’s Guide for

more information.

FInAL ASSEmBLY

InSTALLInG ThE FPV CAmERA AnD VIDEo TRAnSmITTER (kIT VERSIon), ConTInUED....

InSTALLInG ThE noSE ConE AnD BoDY FAIRInGS (ALL VERSIonS)

1) Secure the nose cone and the two body fairings to the main frame, using

the six M2.5 x 5mm machine screws included.

moUnTInG YoUR RECEIVER (kIT AnD RECEIVER-READY VERSIonS)

1) Carefully plug the Receiver Wire Harness into the Receiver Input Port on

the Flight Controller.

The Receiver Wire Harness will plug in only one way. Do NOT force

it or you can damage the pins in the Receiver Input Port! The black,

red and white set of wires should be toward the FRONT of the Quad Racer.

The UP/DOWN angle of the FPV Camera can be adjusted by firmly moving the top of the camera forward or aft.

4) Plug one end of the video cable (red/black/yellow) into the FPV Camera,

then slide the tabs in the bottom of the FPV Camera mount into the matching

notches in the lower mounting plate.

5) Plug the other end of the video cable into the FPV Video Transmitter, then

plug the Power Connector into the FPV Video Transmitter Power Port on

the bottom plate (see the photo on page 8 for correct location).

6) Reinstall the top plate, followed by the external camera mount and the four

vibration isolators

The Elevator connector features Red (positive),

Black (negative) and White (signal) wires. All

other connectors feature only one wire, which

should be plugged onto the signal pin in your

Receiver Channel Ports.

The Aux 1 Flight Mode Switch connector can be

plugged into the Landing Gear Channel Port or

be controlled by any other 2- or 3-position switch

or dial to control Flight Mode Switching.

This section describes using the Receiver Wire Harness included to connect a standard 2.4GHz receiver that uses a

PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) output signal to the CC3D Flight Controller. The CC3D Flight Controller also supports

S.Bus and DSM2/DSMX receivers. If you’re using this type of receiver and you’re not familiar with making the

proper connections and programming the CC3D Flight Controller, please refer to the CC3D Flight Controller Wiki

at www.openpilot.org or refer to your receiver or radio system User’s Guide

for connection and setup instructions.

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