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For X WING, should I wait 30 minutes after landing before charging? Does this also apply before flying again with the same battery?
The 30-minute interval is intended to prevent the battery from becoming too hot to charge. If the battery temperature is too high, charging is disabled and the first indicator light near the battery power switch shows a white warning light.
To charge with the charger:
- Make sure the intelligent flight battery is correctly installed in the aircraft.
- Connect the charger to AC power (100-240 V, 50/60 Hz). Use a power adaptor if required.
- Connect the charger to the aircraft charging port.
- During charging, the battery level indicators cycle from the current charge level. The charger shows red while working and green when charging is complete.
- When all battery level indicators turn off, the battery is fully charged. Disconnect the aircraft and charger to finish charging.
What are the X WING battery model and specifications?
The dedicated X WING smart battery model is GRPB142104.
Nominal voltage: 23.1V; capacity: 6920 mAh; energy: 159.85 Wh.
For X WING, how do I unlock Beginner Mode?
We recommend that experienced pilots unlock Beginner Mode only after completing the first flight.
- Switch Cruise to ACRO.
- Switch VTOL to Plane.
- Double-press RTH.
- Double-press Button 3.
- Restart the X WING.
- Confirm FLYTIME is 365 min.
What are the flight range and flight time of the X WING?
The usable flight range depends on remaining battery level, wind, reserved battery for return, signal interference, and local aviation regulations.
In ideal conditions, the maximum flight time is about 60 minutes. We recommend reserving enough battery before every flight to ensure a safe return.
Is the X WING easy to fly for pilots with drone experience?
Yes, it is relatively easy to get started.
The X WING supports vertical takeoff and landing, GPS position hold, coordinated turns, and Beginner Protection Mode.
Pilots with FPV drone or camera drone experience who have not flown fixed-wing aircraft can use familiar drone-style control logic to experience fixed-wing flight.
Does X WING support automatic Return to Home?
Yes. X WING is equipped with GPS Return to Home (RTH).
RTH can be triggered in three situations: pressing the RTH button, a low-battery warning, or loss of remote controller signal.
How does X WING return after automatic RTH is triggered?
- The aircraft climbs to 120 meters using the current flight mode and current flight attitude.
- It automatically enters fixed-wing mode and starts returning.
- After reaching the area above the home point, it automatically switches to VTOL mode.
- The aircraft then begins descending. From 120 meters to 5 meters, descent is automatic, relatively fast, and cannot be controlled with the remote controller.
- Below 5 meters, the descent speed slows down, and you can use the remote controller to adjust the aircraft attitude for landing.
Notes:
- If automatic RTH is enabled in fixed-wing mode at a low altitude, the aircraft will pitch up 45 degrees from its current flight attitude and climb to 120 meters.
If there are obstacles during the climb, manually exit automatic RTH and control the aircraft to avoid the obstacles.
- If automatic RTH is enabled in VTOL mode and the aircraft is far away, it will climb to 120 meters from its current flight attitude. If it is nearby, the aircraft will automatically choose the return altitude and return flight mode based on its current altitude.
If there are obstacles during the climb, manually exit automatic RTH and control the aircraft to avoid the obstacles.
- During RTH, the aircraft returns in a straight line. If there are obstacles along the route, manually exit automatic RTH and control the aircraft to avoid the obstacles.
- During automatic RTH, manual takeover is available only after the aircraft reaches the home point and descends to within 5 meters.
- You can exit automatic RTH at any time and take manual control.
- During automatic RTH, if the remaining battery is only enough for landing, the aircraft will perform a forced descent that cannot be canceled. During descent, you can use the remote controller to move the aircraft horizontally.
How do I enable head tracking on X WING?
Please refer to the head tracking setup tutorial video:
How do I pair the X WING goggles with the Air Unit?
- First, watch the X WING goggles and air unit linking tutorial: DJI O4 Air Unit linking tutorial.
- Remove the cockpit, then press the black linking button. See the image below.
For X WING, what should I do if the gimbal moves to one side at startup and cannot be controlled, while head tracking and the remote controller are normal?
Please refer to the following video:
- Long-press the M button on the head tracking module to perform center calibration.
- Check whether the remote controller parameters have been changed.
- If the steps above do not resolve the issue, connect to GimbalConfig and check whether the parameters are incorrect. The first image shows the correct parameters, and the second image shows incorrect parameters.