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The Rescue mode is used for model recovery from a situations where the pilot is unable to control it with a confidence.
The Rescue, so called ''Bailout'', is activated by the pilot remotely with a preferred switch on the transmitter.
During normal flight it should be inactive.

Whenever it is needed, the pilot can hold a switch or a button which will engage the recovery. As long as the switch is in active position, the Rescue will be engaged too. Immediately after returning a switch/button to inactive position, the pilot will get full control of the model again.

We highly recommend to use a ''momentary switch'', which will return to the original position on its own. Thus it is easy to activate and deactivate the rescue just for a very short period of time.

== Characteristics ==
Upon activation of the Rescue (Acro) the model will perform the following:
#The unit will take over Throttle control as long as the mode is active and will set it to the value configured by ''Rescue throttle'' parameter (if the value is higher than 0% and motor is not turned off by the pilot).
#Model will move as fast as possible to recover the Horizontal position (depending on configured limits).
#The model will pitch and roll to the point that it will recover at least Horizontal position while landing gears can be at the bottom or top (what is closer).
#Elevator and aileron will be set automatically to allow ascending (depending on the ''Rescue inclination'' parameter).
#The model will ascend as long as the mode is active.
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{{Info|[[File:Info.png|18px|]] Pilot have still possibility to control the model.}}
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{{Quote|Due to high demands for a power supply (BEC) it is recommended to verify that it can handle high current spikes! These will occur in the moment of activation. You can use the BEC Tester built-in in the Spirit Aero software.}}
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