Antigravity A1 8K Panoramic Drone [Hong Kong Official Product]

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

01

What charging methods are available for the Antigravity A1?

The battery can be charged both inside the drone and using the charging dock. Our charging dock supports charging up to three batteries simultaneously, prioritizing the battery with the lowest charge. For a more stable and efficient charging effect, we recommend using a charger with a power of 65W or higher when charging the A1 Drone, Vision Glasses, and Motion Remote Controller. We recommend using the official 65W GaN charger.

 

02

What memory cards are supported by the Antigravity A1?

Type: MicroSD/TF card, supports SDXC, UHS-I, V30 or above specifications, formatted as exFAT.

 

Maximum capacity: 1TB

 

03

Do I need to register the Antigravity A1?

Drone regulations vary by region. We recommend clicking here to check the relevant regulations and requirements in your area.

 

04

Can I use Vision Glasses while wearing glasses or contact lenses?

Vision Glasses do not support wearing with framed glasses simultaneously.

 

Contact lenses can be used with Vision Glasses.

 

Vision Glasses have a diopter adjustment function, supporting a range from +200° hyperopia to -500° myopia.

 

If the user has astigmatism or vision needs beyond this range, Vision -3.0D corrective lenses (approximately -300°) can be purchased separately. When used together, the maximum correction range can reach -800° myopia.

 

05

What is the wind resistance level of the Antigravity A1?

The maximum wind resistance level is 5 (10.7 meters/second).

 

* The A1 maintains flight stability through a combination of hardware systems and software algorithms. It is normal for slight vibrations or yaw to occur in strong winds, but the drone still has enough power to maintain positioning. Please operate cautiously under such conditions; if the wind is too strong, consider landing or activating the return-to-home function.

 

06

Can I carry the Antigravity A1 in my carry-on luggage?

A1 Drone: Airlines generally do not have special restrictions on drones. You can place the A1 in your carry-on luggage or checked baggage (excluding the battery).

 

Battery: Batteries must not be placed in checked luggage. Batteries must be carried with you.

 

Note: Be sure to confirm the detailed requirements for carrying batteries with your airline.

 

 

Please note

* The weight of the Antigravity A1 may vary slightly due to batch materials and environmental factors. In most countries and regions, training or certification is not required. Please consult local regulations before use.

 

* Tested in a controlled windless environment at 25°C (77°F), 5.2K 30fps (video recording off), the drone flies forward at a speed of 6 m/s (13.4 mph), at a height of less than 50 meters (164 feet), until triggering a low battery automatic landing. Flight time may vary under different conditions.

 

* Measured at an ambient temperature of 25°C, in an outdoor environment without interference or obstruction. The 10 km range applies only to FCC standards; under CE standards, it is 6 km, under SRRC standards, it is 8 km, and under MIC standards, it is 4 km. The above data shows the maximum communication distance for a one-way trip without return under each standard. The actual maximum distance may vary due to different external environments, usage methods, and firmware versions; please refer to actual experience.