Kaiser Baas TRAIL, User Manual

REMOTE FLIGHT OPERATION

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When operating the Drone, it is important for new 
Pilots to ensure that the Drone’s heading is facing 
away from you. The Remote Control Remote 
Control Transmitter has two control sticks, left 
stick (Throttle/Yaw) and right stick (Pitch/Roll). 

Left Stick 

This controls the Drone’s Throttle (Up/Down) and 
Yaw (Left/Right).

Right Stick 

This controls the Drone’s Pitch (Forwards/
Backwards) and Roll (Left/Right) movement.

To Take-Off 

To Take-Off you must first bind the Drone to your 
Remote Control Transmitter. Refer to the Drone/ 
Remote Control Transmitter Binding Section. The 
Trail Drone comes equipped with a Take-Off and 
Landing function. 

Once the Drone is paired with the controller, 
arm the Drone by simultaneously pulling the left 
joystick to bottom left corner and right joystick to 
bottom right corner.

REMOTE FLIGHT OPERATION

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The Rotor Blades will start to spin indicating it 
is ready to fly.

Press the Take-Off/Landing button once or push 
the Throttle/Yaw Left Stick slightly UP to fly.

The Trail Drone features Auto-Hover, releasing the 
Throttle/Yaw stick will keep the Drone at the same 
altitude. Pushing the Throttle/Yaw Left Stick UP or 
DOWN will ascend or descend the Drone.

Flying Indoors

If you are flying your Drone indoors, you must 
first turn off the GPS once the drone is armed. 
To do this, press the GPS button then press the 
Take-off/Landing button.

To Land

Whilst the Drone is in flight press the Take-Off/ 
Landing button. The Drone will then descend to 
the same altitude/level from which you armed it.

[WARNING] Do not operate the Drone in severe 
weather. This includes wind speeds exceeding 
5m/s, snow, rain and fog. Don’t operate when 
the GPS signal is weak, in case the positioning 
function is interfered and impacts the flight safety.

Throttle

Down

Pitch

Backward

Throttle

Up

Pitch

Forward

Yaw

Left

Roll

Left

Yaw

Right

Roll

Right