Pre-flight Preparation
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Remote Controller

① Mini Homer Data Link Antenna
② Mini Homer Data Link Station Unit
③ Remote-controller channel 6
④ Remote-controller channel 7
⑤ Remote-controller channel 5
⑥ Remote-controller channel 8
⑦ Remote-controller power indicator
⑧ Remote-controller power button
⑨ Left stick
⑩ Right stick
⑪ Throttle trim
⑫ Elevator trim
⑬ Rudder trim
⑭ Aileron trim
⑮ Mixing switch
⑯ CH4 rudder reverse switch
⑰ CH1 aileron reverse switch
⑱ CH3 throttle reverse switch
⑲ CH2 elevator reverse switch
Mini Homer Data Link

① Battery-level indicator
② Power button
③ Charging indicator
④ Type-C port
⑤ Ethernet port 1
⑥ Ethernet port 2
⑦ Serial port 1
⑧ Serial port 2
⑨ Signal-strength indicator
⑩ SMA antenna port
⑪ Pairing button
⑫ Mode-switch button
Battery Maintenance and Charging
This product uses a 4S1P lithium-polymer (LiPo) battery pack. Each cell has a voltage of 4.2 V, and the battery has a rated capacity of 5000 mAh.
Maintenance: Keep the battery away from direct sunlight, moisture, and high temperatures, and store it in a cool, dry location. Storage in a fire-resistant battery bag or safety box is recommended. Chemical activity is relatively high in a fully charged LiPo battery. Prolonged storage at full charge accelerates aging and reduces discharge performance.The recommended storage voltage is approximately 3.85 V per cell.
Charging: Connect the charger to a fast-charge power adapter rated at 30 W or above. Connect both the battery balance lead and XT60 connector to the charger. Select LiPo as the battery type, set the charging current to 3 A, and start charging.

Charger diagram:


WARNING
Never over-discharge the battery.
Never leave the battery in a vehicle for an extended period.
This charger is intended only for lithium-ion or lithium-polymer batteries.
Connect only one battery balance port on the charger at any time. Never connect two or more battery balance ports simultaneously.
After powering off the UAV, never leave the battery connected to the aircraft for an extended period. Doing so will over-discharge the battery.
