Zero-X Rapture

The Zero-X Rapture drone puts you in the pilot’s seat with its Wi-Fi First Person View controller.

Rapture has a black box function, so if you lose Wi-Fi range it will continue recording uninterrupted footage.

Raptures 360º Flip button allows you to perform impressive aerobatic tricks at the easy press of a button.

Rapture’s FPV controller has a 450MAh rechargeable battery meaning that you do not have to buy disposable AA batteries and the drone features a 1,000mAh battery for a generous 9 minutes of flight time.

Features:

	60 metre Controllable Range Fly Rapture 60 metres in any direction with unbroken recording capabilities
	First Person View Get in the pilot’s seat with an FPV camera transmitting to Rapture’s remote control mounted LCD screen
	Video Playback Playback your flight footage on Rapture’s remote control mounted LCD screen
	Rechargeable Remote Control Battery Rapture’s rechargeable 450mAh remote control battery gives you up to 20 minutes battery life while flying
	6 Axis Gyroscope Flights will be steady and responsive using Rapture's on board gyroscopic stabilisation system
	48cm² Footprint Rapture is an agile giant with its 48cm x 48cm span for greater stability and visibility
	360° Flips Fly like an expert and perform aerobatic flips in any direction with the push of a button
	3 Speed Modes High, Medium and Low speed settings make Rapture easy to learn and nimble to manoeuvre
	1,000mAh Battery Keep Rapture in the air with the 700mAh battery that provides up to 8 minutes of flight time

Q1: How do I connect my Rapture drone to the FPV controller?

A1: Before attempting to set up your Rapture drone ensure that the both the Rapture drone battery and the remote control battery are fully charged and installed correctly.

Do a complete check of your surroundings making sure there are no hazards in your vicinity.

Turn on the Rapture drone’s power switch and place the drone on a flat, level surface facing away from you.

With the left thumbstick in the down position, turn the power switch on the FPV controller.

Move the left thumbstick up to the highest position, and then return it down to the lowest position.

The Remote will beep indicating that the connection has been made, and you are ready for lift off.

Q2: Why is my Rapture drone drifting sideways/backward/forwards?

A2: Your Rapture drone may need to be calibrated.

To calibrate your Rapture drone correctly make sure you are launching the drone from a flat, level surface.

Switch on the Rapture drone and the FPV controller.

Make the connection between the controller and Rapture drone.

Just before you take off, with the Spectre drone still on a flat level surface hold the right thumbstick (Pitch/Roll) in the lower right diagonal position for 5 seconds.

The Rapture drone will now be recalibrated.

To fine tune any drift further use the trimming controls on the remote control to counter any unwanted movement.

Before adjusting trimming settings make sure that the Rapture is not being affected by any outside forces such as wind or drafts.

Q3: How can I get the best footage out of my Rapture drone?

A3: We recommend using a class 10 SD card from a reputable brand. Better quality SD cards will yield better footage.

Q4: Why can’t I view/record footage with my Rapture drone?

A4: When recording with your Rapture drone, make sure that you have the SD card inserted in the camera on the underside of the drone. The Rapture drone will not record to the SD card if it is inserted in the FPV controller.

To view recorded footage on the FPV controller, remove the SD card from the Rapture drone camera and insert it into the SD card slot on the FPV controller (on the side of the screen). You will now be able to navigate and play back your recorded files using the on-screen menu.