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If you are not familiar with the controls of the X250 please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself 
with them before attempting your first flight.

Throttle

Elevator / Pitch

Rudder / Yaw

Aileron / Roll

Basic Flight Instructions

1. Make sure the LiPo battery is fully charged.
2. Insert the charged LiPo battery into the X250 and connect
3. Turn on the transmitter and follow the Binding of the Radio Transmitter and Receiver instructions.
4. Advance the throttle slowly to rise the X250 off the ground.
5. When the LiPo battery power starts to gets low, the LED’s on the X250 will begin to blink indicating 
that it’s to time to land and recharge.
6. After becoming familiar with the flight controls of the X250 and gaining confidence you will be 
ready to move on to flips, rolls and faster forward flight.

If you experience any abnormal movements during flying you can recalibrate the X250’s gyro.

To recalibrate the X250 place the X250 on a level surface and connect the battery.
Making sure the throttle control stick is positioned downwards turn on the transmitter.
To activate the bind move the throttle control stick full forwards and then back to the lowest position. 
On reaching the lowest position you will hear and audible “beep” from the transmitter and the LED’s 
on the quadcopter will change from flashing to solid to show the quadcopter is bound.

Hold both control sticks to the bottom left, the LED’s will all flash to show calibration is taking place, 
once the LED’s stop flashing you can move the throttle stick back to the lowest centre position and 
the right stick to the centre. The X250 is then recalibrated and ready to fly.

To active headless mode you have to press and hold down the CF button for 3 seconds. Once 
CF/Headless mode is active the transmitter will emit a slow constant beep to show it is in headless 
mode, the rear LED on the X250 will also flash to show headless mode is active.
Once in headless mode no matter which way the quadcopter is pointing, forward will always be 
forward, backwards will always be backwards, left will always be left and right will always be right.

Gyro/Accelerometer Calibration

Fail Safe / Signal Loss

If the X250 loses connection with the transmitter, after 2-3 seconds the power to the motors will 
reduce and then cut to save the X260 from flying out of control. The LED’s on the X250 will also 
begin to flash.

Quadcopter status LED’s blink 
continuously for more than 4 seconds 
after the battery is connected. No 
Response from the control input

Unable to bind to the transmitter.

Repeat the power up sequence and 
rebind the Transmitter and 
Quadcopter

No response after the battery is 
connected to the Quadcopter

1. Battery is not charged.
2. Transmitter batteries are low
3. Poor battery connection

1. Make sure the battery is fully 
charged
2. Check and replace the transmitter 
batteries
3. Re-seat the battery to ensure a 
good battery connection

Motor does not respond to the throttle 
stick and the LED’s flash

Quadcopter LiPo battery 
voltage is too low

Fully charge the battery or replace 
with a fully charged battery

Main rotor continues to spin  after 
landing

Throttle trim has been accidentally 
knocked during flight

Check the throttle trim is in the centre 
or slightly below

Main rotor spins but quadcopter is 
unable to take off

1. Rotors are damaged
2. Battery is very low
3. Rotors incorrectly fitted

1. Replace the main rotors
2. Charge or replace with a fully 
charged battery
3. Check the rotors and correct if 
needed

Roll & Flips

Summary of Contents for x250

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Page 2: ...4 X250 28 X250 27 ...

Page 3: ...s quadcopter that can fly outdoors In order to make the quadcopter easier to control please carefully read the entire manual Please keep the manual to hand for reference of future adjustments and maintenance Before your first flight please take time to carefully read this manual as it contains important flight information which will help your first flight to be an enjoyable experience Warning and ...

Page 4: ...d loop strips Velcro or any other labels Notice If the voltage of the LiPo battery drops below 3V it may be damaged or discharged please land immediately and charge the battery to avoid damaging the quadcopter or battery Warning Do not use a 12V power supply only use the original charger supplied from our company Failure to do so could cause property damage and or injury 1 cell 3 7V variable rate ...

Page 5: ... connected in the quadcopter for long periods if may become damaged due to over discharge or even become a potential fire hazard Warning If the AA batteries are left in the transmitter for extended periods of time potential leakage could occur which may damage the transmitter and also create a fire hazard After flight and removal of the battery turn off the transmitter If the transmitter is not go...

Page 6: ...tive headless mode you have to press and hold down the CF button for 3 seconds Once CF Headless mode is active the transmitter will emit a slow constant beep to show it is in headless mode the rear LED on the X250 will also flash to show headless mode is active Once in headless mode no matter which way the quadcopter is pointing forward will always be forward backwards will always be backwards lef...

Page 7: ...oeuvres 1 Damaged rotor s 2 Damaged motor s 1 Check and replace any damaged rotor s 2 Check and replace and damaged motor s Quadcopter drifts after trim adjustment during hover Gyro Accelerometer is out of calibration Perform the Gyro Accelerometer calibration The quadcopter fails to fly at all 1 Motors damaged 2 Main gears loose 1 Replace damaged motor 2 Check and replace gears ...

Page 8: ... PROPELLER SET 4 X250 09 XK250 LED LIGHTS X250 11 XK250 UPPER COVER GROUP X250 12 XK250 DOWN COVER GROUP X250 13 XK250 LIGHT GROUP X250 14 XK250 FOOT PADS 4 X250 15 XK250 FOOT PADS LONG 4 X250 16 XK250 TRANSMITTER X250 17 XK250 SCREW DRIVER X250 18 XK250 CHARGER UK X250 18E XK250 CHARGER EU X250 27 XK250 WIFI FPV SET X250 28 XK250 5 8GHZ FPV SCREEN X250 29 XK250 CAMERA ONLY 720P 1 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 1 ...

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