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Getting Started 3
Read this chapter to learn how to initially assemble Lehmann Aviation L-A Series aircraft.
Introduction
WARNING: To avoid injury, read all operating instructions and watch all online training
videos before flying
A small unmanned aircraft is defined in the ANO as any unmanned aircraft weighing not more
than 20 kg. A set of conditions are included at Articles 166 and 167 of the ANO subject to
which small aircraft may be flown without complying with airworthiness or flight crew
licensing requirements or with the Rules of the Air. These conditions include a prohibition on
flight in controlled airspace or within an aerodrome traffic zone unless in either case the
permission of the air traffic control unit has been obtained, a normal maximum height of 500ft
above the surface and a prohibition on flight for the purposes of aerial work without the
specific permission of CAA. Article 167 specifically covers the use of small unmanned aircraft
for surveillance or data gathering.
All Lehmann Aviation L-A Series drones are classed as light Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) for
capturing low level aerial images. They must be operated in accordance with the Civil Aviation
Authority regulations of your country. All L-A Series drones are certified by the French Aviation
Authorities (DGAC) for the flight scenario S2+.
Setting up aircraft
WARNING: Do not mount the Electronic part to the wing before the 5 seconds BEEP signal,
that will confirms that GPS satellites have been correctly fixed by the auto-pilot
WARNING: Always be careful with the propeller while manipulating the aircraft with the
battery connected. Make sure you keep the propeller far enough from your own fingers or
from any person around
