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Thank you @501Pete for showing how easy this is to do. After watching your video, I had to try it.

I hand launch and hand retrieve often - when the landing surface is rough, sandy, uneven or unstable like from a rocking boat or when it's windy. When retrieving I hold onto the drone with one hand, pull down diagonal with the other hand and use my mouth to pull on the other controller. Easy.

Mavros777 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 7:36 am

When retrieving I hold onto the drone with one hand, pull down diagonal with the other hand and use my mouth to pull on the other controller. Easy.

You're make a mountain out of a mole hill

To disarm, simply hold the throttle stick low. Simple one handed.

I demonstrate the 90º failsafe only to show that it's there and it's another method (08:55 in video below). This for instance can be used if you are busy with something else, perhaps holding a camera in your other hand and you have set your controller down. Just remember to hold really tight as the quad will want to level itself.
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For almost every other scenario, holding the stick low will do the job, and you don't need to do anything if the quad is automatically landing after a RTH or low battery. It will just disarm once in your hand.

Bellerophon wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 12:38 am

Thank you @501Pete for showing how easy this is to do. After watching your video, I had to try it.

Good one
Don't let go of the quad until it naturally pulls itself out of your hand.
I'm right handed too.
If you notice I hold the controller "back to front" in my left hand to gain access to the auto take off button.
Lack of foresight from Hubsan putting it on the RHS

Dam I thought you had to pull down on both sticks like the h501s. That's a lot easier. Thanks.

501Pete wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 11:31 am

Good one
Don't let go of the quad until it naturally pulls itself out of your hand.
I'm right handed too.
If you notice I hold the controller "back to front" in my left hand to gain access to the auto take off button.
Lack of foresight from Hubsan putting it on the RHS

I may launch from the ground occasionally if there is a flat piece of concrete available, but I'll always hand catch from now on. This makes so much sense. Thank you again Peter.

Hello Bellerophon ,

Wow,great.Expected to you more creative review video of the Zino.