Mantis G - Drone YUNEEC - Free user manual and instructions
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| Product type | Foldable quadcopter drone |
| Brand | Yuneec |
| Model | Mantis G |
| Model number | YUNMGA |
| Remote controller | Model YUNMQRC |
| Flight battery | Rechargeable, charging time about 1 hour |
| Remote controller battery | Rechargeable, charging time about 2.5 hours |
| Charging port | USB Type-C (drone and remote controller) |
| Storage | Micro SD card slot |
| Camera | Built-in with gimbal and gimbal protector |
| App | Yuneec Pilot, compatible iOS 10.0+ / Android 5.0+ |
| Propellers | 4 propellers included |
| Battery lock | Yes |
| Phone holder | On remote controller |
| Flight functions | Automatic takeoff/landing, direction control, compass calibration, GPS |
| Safety | Dual-tone startup, motor stop, automatic landing |
| Maintenance | Clean with a soft cloth, avoid water |
| Spare parts | Propellers, batteries, cables (not included for smartphone) |
| Warranty | Refer to the manual for details |
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USER MANUAL Mantis G YUNEEC
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Product Name: Mantis Q Remote Controller Model: YUNMQRCP

01 Phone Holder
02 Control Sticks
03 Power Button
04 Photo Button
05 Standard USB Port
06 USBType-C
07 Video Recording Button
Before Flight
1. Charging the Remote Controller
- Use USB Type-C (only for charging) to charge, approx. 2.5 hours.

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Diagram of a device with ports and cables, no text or symbols present2.Preparing the Aircraft

▶ Remove the gimbal protector

▶Unfold the rear arms

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Diagram of a four-bladed drone with four propellers and four wings, showing angular rotation arrows (no text or symbols)▶Unfold the front arms
- Remove the gimbal protector. - All arms and propellers must be unfolded before powering on. - To fold the Mantis G, reverse the unfolding instructions.
3. Charging the Flight Battery
- Press the lock button and remove the flight battery.

- Remove the insulation strip on the battery connector before use.


- Charge the flight battery to "Solid Green", approx. 1 hour.
- Push the flight battery into the aircraft until hearing a 'click'.

4.App Download
- Download Yuneec Pilot App. Mantis G supports iOS 10.0 (or later) or Android 5.0 (or later).

First Flight Part 1
1. Installing the Smart Device

▶ Pull out the phone holder

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Diagram of a handheld device with control knobs and a monitor, showing blue arrows pointing to the screen (no text or symbols present)▶ Install the smart phone

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Simple line drawing of a mechanical device with no text or symbols▶ Connect the smart phone with the remote controller (Iphone and Android cable not included)
2.Power On
To power on the Mantis G and the remote controller, press and hold the power button for two seconds until you hear two rising tones.

▶ Power on the Mantis G Power on the controller

3. Connecting to Mantis G
- Launch Yuneec Pilot App.
- Tap the scan icon on the App screen and follow on-screen instructions to connect the aircraft with your control device (or manually select Mantis Wi-Fi in phone settings and enter the password to complete the connection. The password can be found on the aircraft QR Code sticker).
4.Take Off
- To ensure safe flight, step back approximately 9ft (3m) behind the Mantis G.
Option 1
Tap the icon [ ↑ ] on the app and then slide to take off.
Option 2
- Move the sticks for 1.5 seconds as shown below to start the motors.
- Slowly raise Left Stick to take off.

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Line drawing of a handheld device with dual circular buttons and a top control panel (no text or symbols)▶ Start the motors

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First Flight Part 2
Move the control sticks as below to control the direction of the Mantis G.

2. Landing1. Direction Control
Option 1
Tap the icon [ ↓ ] on the app and then slide to land.
Option 2
Slowly lower Left Stick to land. To land properly, ensure that the aircraft is away from any obstacles or obstructions as it will land directly below where it is hovering.

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Line drawing of a handheld device with control knobs and a display (no text or symbols)3.Power Off
• To power off the Mantis, press and hold the power button for two seconds.
- To power off the controller, press and hold the power button at the center of the controller for two seconds.
* If you experienced a slight drift during your first flight outdoor, it may be best to calibrate your compass and wait for GPS signal lock before take off. Please go to the Settings section within your app and follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate the compass.
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Mando izquierdo

Mando derecho


Izquierda Derecha
2.Aterrizaje
Opción 1
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Premier vol Partie 2
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