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AR Drone Quick Start Guide

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The AR Drone does not come with much in the way of a manual and many new users

ﬁnd themselves wondering what to do ﬁrst. This will be a complete step-by-step guide

to get you up and ﬂying as quickly as possible.

Step 1 – Charge the battery

Unfortunately you cannot just unbox the AR Drone and run out and ﬂy it. You have to charge

the battery ﬁrst. Expect this to take about 1.5 hours although it will probably be a little

shorter than that.

Step 2 – Prep The Drone

On the top of the chassis and on the top and bottom of the hulls are clear plastic sheet

covers, you will want to remove these to make sure the hulls seat properly onto the chassis.

Step 3 – Install the Apps

There are actually multiple apps available for both iOS devices and Android devices. Search

your appropriate app store for AR Drone and ﬁnd the oﬃcial Parrot AR Drone app, and maybe

a few extra apps if they look interesting to you.

Step 4 – Understand How the Drone Will Behave

Unlike a helicopter, you don’t just turn up the throttle until the drone takes oﬀ, you press the

Take-Oﬀ button on the application. When you hit Take-Oﬀ, the drone will do a quick self-test,

do a quick rotor test, and then climb about three feet oﬀ the ground and just sit there waiting

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for you to control it. The control “stick” on the right side of the application controls your

altitude and left/right rotation. You only need to touch the screen and move your ﬁnger

around the controller area for this control to function.

On the left side is a press-to-activate control for left/right and forward/back tilt. To use this

control you simply touch the screen there and then actually tilt your phone/tablet to make

the drone tilt in that direction and start moving in the direction of the tilt.

To land, maneuver to the spot you want to land, get you altitude as low as you would like,

and press the Take-Oﬀ/Landing button.

Step 5 – Install the battery

Once the charger is showing a green light, the battery is charged and you are ready for your

ﬁrst ﬂight. Place the drone on your launch location, the box works really well for this, and I

will explain why in just a moment.

Step 6 – Connect to Drone

Once the AR Drone powers up, it will start broadcasting a WiFi SSID that you need to connect

to from the device you are going to use to control it. Connect to the ardrone WiFi network

and then launch the AR Drone controller application. If you are properly connected, the app

will launch and display the image from the drone’s front camera. At this point you are ready

to take oﬀ, but before you do, you might want to read the next section.

Step 7 – Flying the Drone

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When you start oﬀ, your AR Drone will be in a limited functionality mode. In this mode you

are going to be limited on speed, range, and altitude. On the bottom of the drone is a down

facing camera and two ultrasonic sensors. When you are below about 10′ or so oﬀ the

ground, the ultrasonic sensors are acting like sonar and redetermining the altitude oﬀ the

ground. This system helps to keep the AR Drone at a constant altitude to help make sure

your drone doesn’t go ﬂying away or take a nasty header into the ground. No matter how

much you try to push it, it simply won’t go outside of these limitations. Once you are

comfortable ﬂying you can go into the application’s settings and disable the limiters.

Step 7 – Have Fun

The AR Drone is the easiest aircraft to ﬂy you will ever have experienced. Take your time to

learn it, practice with it, and improve your ﬂying skills until they become second nature and

then unleash the beast by using the outdoor hull in a wide open space and push it to its full

potential.

Thanks to Doug Rowe for help with this guide

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