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Aurora
Aurora
  • Aurora Manual
  • Camflite Aurora Intro
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
    • Overview
      • Non-NDAA Controller
      • NDAA Controller
      • RTK GPS Mast Installation
      • Powering
      • Motor Booms
      • Landing Gear
    • Flying
      • Flying Procedures
      • Flight Modes
      • Emergency/Advanced
    • Remote ID
      • How Remote ID works
        • Remote ID indicators in AMC
        • Frequently Asked Questions
        • Serial Number
        • Resgistering with the FAA
    • Software
      • Auterion Mission Control
        • Fly
        • Plan
          • Transfer Mission Plan and KML Files with Herelink
        • Vehicle Setup
        • Photos
        • User Account
        • Settings
          • Advanced
        • Auterion Suite/Flight Logs
    • Network and Connectivity
    • Travel and Shipping
  • Maintenace Manual
    • Periodic Maintenance
    • Motors & Propellers
    • Replacing Components
    • Herelink Controller Maintenance
    • Updating Firmware
    • USB Formating
    • Software Release Notes
    • Calibration and Tuning
    • Troubleshooting
    • Release Notes
  • Payload
    • Flight Operations
      • Pre-Flight Procedures
      • Flying a Mission
      • 3D View
      • Operational Limitations
      • Mapping
        • Pre-flight Planning
          • Camera Setup
      • Precise Flight
    • I/O Board and Payload Power
    • Gremsy Gimbal w/Sony A7
    • Pro Tips
  • Specs and Interfaces
    • Technical Specifications
    • Performance
    • Component Sourcing
  • Ecosystem
    • Batteries
    • Herelink Pilot Controller
    • Vibration Isolators
    • GNSS Base Stations
  • Development Tools
    • MavSDK
    • Electrical and I/O
    • Software Interfaces
  • Limited Warranty
  • Service Bullitins
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  • Flight Speeds
  • Temperature

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  1. Specs and Interfaces

Performance

Weight and Payload

To determine an aircraft's maximum gross weight, it's important to first determine the pressure, altitude, and temperature at the flight location. Then, consult the weight chart provided. The gross weight includes the weight of the payload, battery, and aircraft structure.

Remember that the maximum gross weight allowed may exceed the weight limit set by regulatory agencies. Therefore, it's essential to consider any local regulations regarding aircraft weight when planning the aircraft's weight.

Altatude
0c
10c
20c
30c
40c

MSL

44lbs

44lbs

44lbs

40

40

1000

44lbs

2000

44lbs

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

9000

10000

Flight Speeds

Flight Mode

Speed (m/s)

Climb (m/s)

Descent (m/s)

Position

15

4

2

Altitude

no limit

4

2

Manual

no limit

no limit

no limit

Mission

7 (default, user setting)

4

2

Return

7

4

2

Temperature

The UAS and controller should be flown within 32 degrees F to 104 degrees F. Operating outside of those limits will cause inoperability or can lead to a crash. Ambient temperature is not the same as surface temperature; on a hot day, the outside temp could be 90 degrees F, but a surface could react over 100 degrees F. Keeping all the equipment out of direct sunlight and stored in a cool place is very important on hot days, and keeping the equipment warm on cold days.

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