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3. Analyze carefully the characteristics of the helicopter. As more power is introduced, the helicopter will begin its
ascension progress. Make directional adjustments to counter and insure a linear ascension and descension path.
4. Make sure never to exceed a flying height of over 2 feet! Anything over the recommended height can and may
cause major damage to the helicopter if crashed.
5. Upon reaching the recommended maximum height, slowly release and let off on the throttle till landing. Always
maintain the helicopter’s plane leveled to the ground.
6. Continually practice this technique until you can masterfully perform linear paths of ascension and descension, as
well as stationary hovering capabilities.
7. As your skills improve, slowly introduce lateral movements to the helicopter; with your starting point of spot as
the final goal (position). Make sure to keep the lateral distances within a 3 feet diameter. Furthering the
recommended distance will increase accidental encounters.
8. Once these techniques are mastered, you are now ready to elevate both your helicopter and flying skills to its
potential.
9. It’s strongly recommended for softened landings, slightly tilt and allow the front part of the landing strut to touch
down, followed by the rear half.
Notes
Nearly 90% of crashes, for beginners, are associated with behaviors of nervousness and/or panic. Only about 10%
are directly related to mechanical failures.
Repetitive practice is the only way to enhance your skill: developing controls sensitivity, awareness, and
understanding.
Regular maintenance is required to keep the Aplus helicopter in optimal and safe flying condition. The model requires
precise configuration of the components and setting to be kept by the owner. Maintain regular maintenance on the
model to avoid accidents or loss, and optimum performance.