Flywing BO105 is a high-end RC helicopter that has attracted the attention of many enthusiasts with its excellent design and outstanding flight performance. As a beginner, mastering basic operating skills and usage methods is the first step to successful flight. This guide is based on product information and multiple expert reviews to provide beginners with practical operating suggestions and precautions.

Flywing BO105 RC Helicopter: Operating Tips and Practical Guide

1. Unpacking and Preliminary Inspection

The Flywing BO105 RC Helicopter is a high-end model. Unpacking and preliminary inspection are key steps to ensure a smooth flight. The following is a detailed inspection process:

1.1 Check the contents of the package
After unpacking, please make sure that the following items are complete and undamaged:

- Flywing BO105 fuselage: whether the shell is intact and without cracks, and whether the propellers are installed correctly.

- Remote control: whether the buttons and joysticks are flexible, and whether the battery compartment is intact.

- Battery and charger: whether the battery shell is intact and without deformation, and whether the charger interface is normal.

- Spare parts: such as propellers, tail wings, screws, etc.

- Instructions: Complete paper operating manual.

Note: If any parts are found to be missing or damaged, please contact Stirlingkit after-sales service immediately.

1.2 Battery inspection and charging

- Check the battery status: confirm that the battery shell has no expansion or cracks, and the interface is not loose or rusted.

- First time charging: Use the original charger to charge the battery, avoid using other charging devices. The first charge takes about 1-2 hours, and the indicator light will change color after charging is completed.
- Quick release battery installation: Flywing BO105 adopts a quick release design. Align the battery with the battery slot on the fuselage and gently push it in until the buckle locks. Make sure the battery is fully inserted and locked to avoid power outages due to looseness during flight.

1.3 Remote control settings
- Install batteries: Install the appropriate batteries (usually AA batteries) for the remote control and ensure that the battery is fully charged.
- Signal connection: After powering on, the remote control will automatically pair with the helicopter, and an indicator light will be displayed after successful pairing.
- Joystick calibration: Complete the remote control joystick calibration according to the manual to ensure accurate control during flight.

1.4 GPS module check
Flywing BO105 is equipped with an improved GPS module, which will automatically calibrate when started:
- Start automatic calibration: BO105 is equipped with a new GPS automatic calibration system. Manually trigger the calibration when using it for the first time to ensure accurate GPS positioning. Place the helicopter on a flat surface, turn it on and wait for the GPS signal light to stabilize, indicating that the calibration is complete.
- Check signal strength: The signal strength is best in an open area. Beginners are advised to fly when the signal is strong.

1.5 Airframe inspection
- Propellers: Make sure the propellers are tight and not loose or cracked. Turn gently to ensure smooth operation.
- Tail and vertical tail: Check whether the tail is fixed and ensure that there is no looseness.
- Casing: Flywing BO105 uses a fiberglass shell. Check for scratches or damage.
- Rotor and tail rotor: Check whether the rotor and tail rotor are cracked or loose, especially after multiple flights.
- Screw fixation: Before flying, check whether all screws are tightened to avoid structural looseness during flight.
- Shell integrity: The fiberglass shell of BO105 is sturdy and durable, but if there are cracks or damage, it should be repaired or replaced in time.

1.6 System Initialization
- Startup Check: After connecting the battery, the helicopter will automatically perform a system self-check. After the self-check is completed, the LED light will light up steadily.
- Debug the rotor: After starting, observe whether the rotor rotates smoothly. If there is any abnormality, please refer to the manual for adjustment or contact after-sales.

2. Flight Skills and Operation Suggestions

(1) Takeoff Skills
- Takeoff in GPS Mode: It is recommended that novices always use GPS mode and push the throttle slowly during takeoff to allow the aircraft to take off smoothly.
- Low Wind Speed ​​Environment: Beginners should choose an environment with a wind speed below level 3 to take off in order to better control the flight.

(2) Flight Control
- Control the throttle sensitivity: The throttle of BO105 is very sensitive. It is recommended to gradually increase the throttle to avoid the aircraft taking off suddenly.
- Maintain a stable flight: During flight, adjust the rudder appropriately to ensure that the aircraft remains in a horizontal flight state in the air.
- Adapt to the influence of wind speed: BO105 can withstand level 5 winds, but may experience slight shaking in strong winds. Stay calm during operation and gradually adjust the rudder to counter the wind.

(3) Turning and attitude adjustment
- Smooth turning: Use the rudder and aileron at the same time when turning to avoid over-adjustment and loss of control.
- Adjust Expo value: Stirlingkit recommends increasing Expo value to make the rudder smoother and the operation more stable.

3. Landing skills

(1) Slow landing
- Gradually reduce the throttle: Do not rush to cut off the power during landing, but slowly reduce the throttle to ensure that the aircraft descends smoothly.
- GPS assisted landing: In GPS mode, BO105 can automatically maintain levelness to help users complete a smoother landing.

(2) Landing environment selection
- Choose a flat ground: Try to land on an open, flat ground to avoid obstacles that affect the stability of the aircraft.
- Avoid strong wind landing: Landing under strong wind conditions may cause the aircraft to tilt. It is recommended to wait until the wind speed decreases before operating.

4. Daily Care and Maintenance

(1) Cleaning and Maintenance
- Casing Cleaning: The fiberglass casing of BO105 needs to be cleaned regularly. It can be wiped gently with a soft cloth to avoid scratching the surface.
- Rotor Maintenance: After flight, check whether the rotor is worn or dirty. If necessary, use lubricant to protect the rotor bearing.

(2) Parts Replacement
- Tail Rotor Inspection: The tail rotor is a key component. If worn, it should be replaced in time.
- Spare Parts: BO105 provides complete parts after-sales service. Users can purchase spare parts for emergency use.

(3) Battery Maintenance
- Battery Storage: When not in use for a long time, keep the battery power at about 50% and store it in a dry environment.
- Charging Safety: Use the original charger to avoid overcharging or using inferior charging equipment.

5. Advanced skills for intermediate players

(1) GPS mode: the best choice for beginners
- Features:
GPS mode is one of the core functions of BO105 and is suitable for beginners. It provides position lock and altitude hold functions to ensure that the aircraft remains stable during flight and reduce the difficulty of operation.
- Operation suggestions:
- Automatic calibration: When using it for the first time, you need to complete GPS calibration manually. After calibration, GPS mode will be more accurate, especially in complex environments.
- Takeoff and hovering: After pushing up the throttle, the aircraft will hover stably in place. This is a good time to practice rudder and aileron operation.
- Dealing with wind speed: Philip mentioned that the aircraft can withstand level 5 winds in GPS mode, but it is still necessary to pay attention to adjusting the rudder to fine-tune the flight trajectory.

(2) Attitude Mode: an advanced choice for intermediate players
- Features:
Attitude mode turns off some automatic functions and requires users to manually control the flight attitude of the aircraft. Intermediate players can try turning off the GPS mode and practice pure manual flight to improve their control ability. It is suitable for players with a certain amount of experience to improve their control ability.
- Operation suggestions:
- Learning attitude adjustment: Philip emphasized that attitude mode is the best way to practice smooth turns and precise attitude control. When trying for the first time, you can practice in an open field.
- Wind speed challenge: In moderate wind conditions, use the rudder and aileron to keep the aircraft stable and gradually adapt to the impact of wind on flight. Stirlingkit recommends that intermediate players practice flying in high wind conditions to learn how to use the rudder to counteract the impact of wind.

(3) Manual mode: free flight for advanced players
- Functional features:
Manual mode completely turns off the GPS and attitude stabilization functions, and all operations must be completed manually by the user. This is an important step for intermediate players to become advanced players.
- Operation suggestions:
- Small range practice: When using manual mode for the first time, it is recommended to practice in a small range at low altitude to gradually master the coordination of rudder and throttle.
- Handling loss of control: Philip reminded that the risk of loss of control in manual mode is high, and users need to master emergency landing skills.
- Increase Exposure value: By increasing Exposure value, the rudder response is smoother and easier to control accurately.

(4) Aerial mode: balance between stability and image quality
- Functional features:
Aerial mode combines GPS and attitude stabilization functions, suitable for shooting stable videos and photos.
- Operation suggestions:
- Adjust hovering altitude: Choose a suitable hovering altitude to avoid sudden changes that affect the picture effect.
- Pay attention to the battery level: Pay attention to the battery level at all times during aerial photography, especially after a long flight, to ensure that there is enough power to complete the landing.
- Practice smooth movement: Gradually adjust the rudder and aileron rudder during flight, and practice shooting smooth moving shots.

6. Daily maintenance

Daily maintenance is the key to ensure the long-term stable operation of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter. Before and after each flight, check the battery level and health status to avoid overcharging and discharging, and ensure that the battery level is maintained at 40%-60% during storage. Use a soft cloth to clean the fuselage, regularly check the fiberglass shell for cracks, the transmission system and servos for looseness or wear, and apply lubricant to keep it running smoothly. The balance of the propeller and tail rotor directly affects flight stability. If cracks or deformation are found, they need to be replaced in time. In addition, the remote control signal and calibration status also need to be confirmed regularly to avoid loss of control due to interference or insufficient batteries. Try to avoid strong winds or bad weather when flying, and record flight logs to track usage. Through the above meticulous maintenance, the service life of the aircraft can be extended and the flight experience can be improved.

7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Flywing BO105 RC helicopter

1. How to replace the battery of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
Flywing BO105 RC helicopter adopts quick-release design. You can easily remove and install the battery by simply opening the cockpit. It is very convenient and quick.

2. How can a novice start using Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
For novices, you can choose GPS mode to fly. The newly added GPS automatic calibration function makes the flight smarter and more accurate, and the operation is easier.

3. What is the shell material of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
Flywing BO105 RC helicopter adopts fiberglass shell design. It is a high-end aircraft and is not produced by open molds. It is a carefully crafted high-quality model.

4. What should I do if the wind speed is high during flight?

Answer:
Flywing BO105 RC helicopter can withstand a maximum wind speed of level 5. There will be slight vibrations during flight, but the overall stability is good. Please note that although it can withstand a certain amount of wind, flying in strong winds will still be affected to a certain extent.

5. What is the after-sales service of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
Stirlingkit provides after-sales service for all parts, which is convenient for you to purchase the required parts later. In addition, Flywing's offline after-sales points will be opened in the United States next year to help deal with maintenance issues.

6. What is the flight time of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
The battery life of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is about 10-15 minutes. The specific flight time depends on the flight method and battery condition.

7. How to calibrate the GPS system of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?

Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is equipped with an automatic GPS calibration function. You only need to turn on the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter before flying, and the system will automatically calibrate to ensure stable flight.

8. Can the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter work normally in a low temperature environment?
A:
Battery performance may be affected and flight time may be shortened in low temperature environments. It is recommended to avoid flying in environments below 5°C to ensure the best flight experience.

9. How to calibrate the flight control system of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The calibration steps of the flight control system can be completed through the remote control settings. Make sure the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is on a stable ground and calibrate according to the instructions in the manual.

10. What should I do if the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter fails?
A:
If a failure occurs, first check the battery power, remote control pairing, and flight control system settings. If the problem persists, you can contact after-sales service. We provide parts replacement and repair support.

11. What is the remote control distance of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The remote control distance of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is about 100-150 meters. The specific distance depends on the signal strength in the environment and the status of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter.

12. Does the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter support other accessories or upgrades?
Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter supports some accessories and upgrades. You can replace the battery, propellers and other accessories as needed to improve the flight performance.

13. Can the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter fly in rainy days?
Answer:
It is recommended to avoid flying in rainy days, because moisture may damage the circuits and electronic components. Please ensure that the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is kept dry to avoid moisture.

14. Is the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter suitable for indoor flight?
Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is designed for outdoor flight, especially in low wind speed environments. Indoor flight may be limited by space, affecting the flight experience.

15. What are the flight modes of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter provides a variety of flight modes, including GPS mode, manual mode, etc. You can choose according to your flying skills and needs.

16. Does the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter support inverted flight and acrobatics?
Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter supports inverted flight and some acrobatics, but it requires certain flying skills and experience. It is recommended that novices start with basic flight and practice step by step.

17. How is the flight stability of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
The flight stability of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is good, especially in GPS mode. The newly added automatic calibration function makes the flight more accurate and stable.

18. How much does the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter weigh?
Answer:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is light in weight and suitable for various flight environments, but it may still be affected in strong winds.

19. Is the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter suitable for beginners?
A:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is suitable for beginners, especially the GPS mode, which can help beginners get started quickly and reduce the difficulty of flying.

20. What are the guarantees for the after-sales service of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
Flywing provides comprehensive after-sales service, including parts replacement, maintenance support and offline after-sales points in the United States, to ensure that your Flywing BO105 RC helicopter can be repaired and maintained in time.

21. Why is the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter unstable during flight?
A:
Flight instability may be caused by excessive wind speed, uncalibrated flight control system or low battery. It is recommended to fly in an environment with low wind speed, ensure that the flight control system is correctly calibrated, and check the battery power.

22. How to improve the flight stability of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The methods to improve flight stability include: ensuring that the flight control system is correctly calibrated, regularly checking the propellers and motors, and choosing an open and windy flying environment.

23. Why is the GPS function of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter unstable?
Answer:
GPS function instability may be due to signal interference, low battery or GPS module failure. It is recommended to fly in an open area and ensure that the battery is fully charged.

24. Why does the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter make abnormal noise or vibration during flight?
Answer:
Noise or vibration during flight may be caused by unbalanced propellers, motor failure or loose parts. Check and replace the propellers, ensure that the motor is working properly, and tighten all parts.

25. The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter cannot fly inverted. How to solve it?
Answer:
The inability to fly inverted may be due to improper flight control system settings or incorrect center of gravity of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter. Adjust the flight control system settings and ensure that the center of gravity of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is suitable for inverted flight.

26. Why can't the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter perform stunts?
A:
The inability to perform aerobatic flight may be due to a problem with the flight control system settings, the center of gravity of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is not suitable for aerobatic flight, or insufficient flying skills. Adjust the flight control settings to ensure that the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is balanced, and practice more.

27. What is the battery life of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The battery life of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is generally 10-15 minutes, depending on the flight conditions and battery usage.

28. How to calibrate the flight control system of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
Place the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter on a stable surface, enter the calibration mode of the flight control system, and complete the calibration according to the instructions in the manual.

29. Can the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter work normally in a low temperature environment?
A:
In a low temperature environment, battery performance will be affected, which may result in shorter flight time or unstable flight. It is recommended to avoid flying in an environment below 5°C.

30. What should I do if the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter does not respond when it is started?
Answer:
Check whether the battery is fully charged, make sure the remote controller and the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter are correctly paired, and check whether the circuit connection is normal.

31. What is the battery life of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
The battery life is usually 200-300 charge and discharge cycles, and the specific life depends on the frequency of use and battery maintenance.

32. What is the maximum flight altitude of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
The maximum flight altitude of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is approximately 100-150 meters, and the specific altitude depends on the flight environment and signal strength.

33. Can the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter fly in rainy days?
Answer:
It is not recommended to fly in rainy days because moisture may damage the circuits and electronic components. The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter should be kept dry and moisture should be avoided.

34. How to pair the remote controller of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
Turn on the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter, enter pairing mode, and then press the pairing button of the remote controller until the signal is successfully connected. Please refer to the manual for specific steps.

35. How to adjust the control sensitivity of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
Answer:
The control sensitivity can be set through the adjustment button on the remote controller or the flight control system. Adjust the sensitivity according to flight needs to get a better flying experience.

36. Why does Flywing BO105 RC helicopter drift in the air?
Answer:
The drift of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter may be due to uncalibrated flight control system, excessive wind speed or unbalanced propellers. Make sure the flight control system is calibrated correctly, check the propellers and battery power.

37. Is the repair and maintenance of Flywing BO105 RC helicopter complicated?
A:
The repair and maintenance of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is relatively simple, mainly including regular inspection of the propellers, motors and batteries, cleaning the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter, and ensuring that all parts are not loose.

38. Can the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter support other accessories or upgrades?
A:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter supports some common accessories and upgrades, such as different models of batteries, propellers and flight control systems. Please refer to the product manual for specific compatibility.

39. What is the remote control distance of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The remote control distance of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter is about 100-150 meters, and the specific distance depends on the flight environment and signal strength.

40. What are the control methods of the Flywing BO105 RC helicopter?
A:
The Flywing BO105 RC helicopter supports conventional remote control control methods, including throttle, direction, lift and roll control functions. Adjust through the joystick on the remote control.